Liam Cagney

As immersive art goes, nothing can compete with Berghain

An art exhibition currently occupies the world's most famous techno club in Berlin but it's no match for the venue’s charismatic immensity

Berlin’s Berghain club has reopened as a temporary art gallery. Credit: Maja Hitij / Getty Images
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