Expatriates

If you want to use the word 'multi-talent' appropriately, write about Gayle Tufts from Massachusetts. For three decades, she has been living in Berlin. She loves the city and says there was a niche for everyone. "And if you can't find it, you can create it."

There is only one Vera Kochubey, and her art is unique. She focuses on Berlin, on queerness and strong messages, runs her own gallery and shows a lot of…

It was about time for an honest Berlin guide, one that tells us what we really have to expect. Thanks to Jacinta Nandi, the wait is over. She lists all the BS…

In Germany, thousands of members of the large Bulgarian community headed to polling stations that were set up for them today. They might live hundreds of miles…

You are a newcomer in Berlin. Your task is to find a place to stay before you run out of money. But every time you want to look at a vacant apartment, hundreds…

The Germans can probably appear to be sort of odd or stiff at first. But they do have manners. It is good to adapt to some of those, or you might irritate them. On the other hand, they should respect you too.

The Irishman Patrick J. Murphy moved to Berlin last year. While working on a tech startup, he needed a job. So he sent an application to a rather large online…

Sean Smuda, a multi-talented artist from Minneapolis, lost everything in a fire. Then he ended up in Berlin, where he continues to create art of several kinds.

Anton Tal is one of the more creative expats in Berlin. He shoots the city's buildings, neighborhoods and train stations in order to turn them into futuristic entities that look more than impressive.