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Klash! Art in Action tells the story of innovative artists who have been shaking up the culture scene worldwide since the late 1950s with spectacular works. They are original, provocative, and socially critical, often humorous, and sometimes blur the boundaries between art and audience. 20 three-minute segments showcase works by world-famous and lesser-known artists - in action!

Klash! Art in Action tells the story of innovative artists who have been shaking up the culture scene worldwide.

Klash! Art in Action

Women on the edge come together to discuss their issues with motherhood. Jessica would like to have a daughter, but nature might have other ideas.

Pink or Blue?

Jessica would like to have a daughter, but nature might have other ideas.

Mothers Anonymous (21/30)

Veterinarians disproportionately suffer from depression and have a significantly increased risk of suicide. High workloads, poor pay, and constant conflicts with pet owners often lead to mental health crises. Three veterinarians are seeking solutions to continue practising their otherwise fulfilling profession.

Veterinarians disproportionately suffer from depression and have a significantly increased risk of suicide.

Re: Veterinarians Burning Out

They film their daily lives and that of their children. They earn income and gain fame from it. "Mum influencers" are increasingly sought after by brands. However, the boundary between family life and a "real" job is being blurred. How can we reconcile an opportunity for parents, the consent of children, and the right to their image?

The Family Business

They film their daily lives and their children. "Mum influencers" are increasingly sought after by brands.

Re: Mummy Influencers

Chilean president Salvador Allende wanted to modernise his country and fight poverty. But conservative groups organised a series of wildcat strikes and the White House put pressure on Chile's economy. When they realised that they could not eliminate the president by legal means, they prepared a coup d'état. 

This bold three-part work of cinema vérité captures the many voices of Chilean society in a riveting account of the fall of the Allende government in 1973.

The Insurrection of the Bourgeoisie

This bold three-part work of cinema vérité captures the many voices of Chilean society in a riveting account of the fall of the Allende government in 1973.

The Battle of Chile (1/3)

They are waging a systematic war against education. More than two and a half million school children in Burkina Faso currently no longer have classes. For the country with its 20 million inhabitants, this is an enormous number of children who can no longer exercise their right to schooling because Islamist terrorists consider education harmful.

Burkina Faso: The War against School

More than two and a half million school children in Burkina Faso are not in school due to Islamic terrorism.

ARTE Reportage

It is banned in the European Union and yet Burmese teak is still imported. How is that possible? Data Sources goes on the trail of the illegal trade in teak from Myanmar.

Traffic in Burmese Teak

It is banned in the European Union and yet Burmese teak is still imported. How is that possible? 

Data Sources

The war in Ukraine is slowly approaching its third year and Kyiv is looking to wean off Western arms aid. To do so, the Ukrainian government is boosting its local arms production, with logistics and equipment support from some 20 odd countries. But not without a quid pro quo.

Kyiv is seeking to expand its local arms production with the help of Western partners.

Ukraine’s burgeoning weapons industry

On 3rd October 1971, Chris Burden presents the performance piece I Became a Secret Hippy. In this work, he undresses, lays down on the ground, and has a friend drive a star-shaped nail into his chest with a hammer. He then shaves himself and dresses up as an "FBI agent." Chris Burden is not only known for his performances but also active in other art genres.

Chris Burden's I Became a Secret Hippy

Chris Burden presents the performance piece I Became a Secret Hippy.

Public desecrations of the Koran by far-right groups and an Iraqi refugee in Sweden have soured its relations with many Muslim countries. But Sweden suspects these acts have been carried out as part of a larger misinformation campaign, orchestrated by Russia.

Sweden is accusing Russia of orchestrating a mass misinformation campaign to turn the Muslim world against it. 

Sweden: Who benefits from Koran burnings?

A tribute to nature and a classic coming-of-age film, Bambi is not just a cute Walt Disney cartoon. It first started off as a novel by Austrian writer Felix Salten, which was banned by the Nazi authorities in 1936. So why did the story of this harmless deer draw the ire of the facist censors?

Why Burn Bambi?

Gymnastics

Over a billion animals dead. A pile of blackened debris where a home used to be. And a nation traumatised by a summer season of relentless infernos. This could be the start of Australia's new normal thanks to climate change. The cost of this year's disaster is estimated at $2 billion. Now that the fire season finally comes to a close, what's next? 

Australia: The Burning Summer

Now that the fire season finally comes to a close, what's next? 

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Klash! Art in Action

Mothers Anonymous (21/30)

Pink or Blue?

Re: Veterinarians Burning Out

Re: Mummy Influencers

The Family Business

The Battle of Chile (1/3)

The Insurrection of the Bourgeoisie

ARTE Reportage

Burkina Faso: The War against School

Data Sources

Traffic in Burmese Teak

Ukraine’s burgeoning weapons industry

Klash! Art in Action

Chris Burden's I Became a Secret Hippy

Sweden: Who benefits from Koran burnings?

Gymnastics

Why Burn Bambi?

ARTE Reportage

Australia: The Burning Summer