Tacheles, the grungy Berlin art center housed in a derelict former department store that became a trashy symbol of the capital’s post-unification freedom, was cleared on Tuesday after years of legal wrangling between the owners and the occupants. “This is art theft under police protection,” said artist Martin Reiter.
Via Spiegel Online.
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