ParisBerlin

ParisBerlin is a cultural magazine founded in 2001 by Pierre-Alexandre Vella and Antoine Nivesse. It originated in Paris and is now based in Berlin. The publication focuses on contemporary art, photography, and culture, with a particular emphasis on showcasing emerging artists and exploring the intersection of different creative disciplines.

The magazine is known for its visually driven content, featuring extensive photo essays and interviews with artists, designers, and curators. ParisBerlin aims to provide a platform for critical discourse and to foster a deeper understanding of the global art scene. Its editorial approach often highlights artists whose work engages with social, political, and personal themes.

Over the years, ParisBerlin has evolved into a respected voice in the contemporary art world. It publishes in both English and French, catering to an international audience. Beyond its print editions, the magazine also engages with the cultural landscape through events, exhibitions, and online content, contributing to the vibrant artistic dialogue between Paris and Berlin, as well as the broader international community. The magazine's distinct aesthetic and commitment to independent artistic voices have earned it a loyal readership.