Are Berlin’s urban artists destined to paint a creatively sanitised future for their own neighbourhoods?

When considering why so much urban and contemporary art exists in today’s Berlin, it is important to acknowledge the abundance of ambiguously owned and minimally policed property that was available during the early post-Wall era, as well as the accrued cultural capital the resulting works have offered to local government and developers in the last

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