Newly sequenced archival images of German upheaval in the wake of the fall of the Berlin Wall German photographer Arwed Messmer (born 1964) sequences previously unpublished pictures from his archive alongside re-edits of existing work documenting the upheavals in East Germany and Berlin after reunification in 1990. Problematic aspects of recent history are also exposed, highlighting the return of nationalism in contemporary Germany.

In Borgo, Berlin-based Johanna Diehl (born 1977) documents model settlements constructed throughout Italy under Mussolini. Romanit examines the materials and imagery of public buildings in Rome from this period. In Alleanza, Diehl finds architectural records of the alliance between church and state during the dictatorship.

Was verbindet den Fliegenden Hollander, Winnetou und Max Klingers Sirenen? GroSS angelegte Publikation zur kunstlerischen Wesensverwandtschaft der drei sachsischen Genies