Artist Yadegar Asisi is famous for creating bafflingly detailed monumental photographic panoramas. At 15m high and 60m wide, his latest creation depicts the bleakness of everyday life along the Berlin Wall on a random day in the 1980s. Standing on a scaffold in the West, visitors get to look across the death strip and contemplate what it was like to live in the shadow of barbed wire and guard towers.
The exhibit will run until at least spring 2015, possibly longer. Call or check the website.
