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After "Time, the Sky," which includes Luciano Fabro's marble sculpture "The Moon" and Nam June Paik's 12-screen video "Moon Is the Oldest TV," the exhibition turns reflective with "Time, I".

Berlin's Film and TV permanent exhibition, the Filmmuseum Berlin (Potsdamer Strasse 2, filmmuseum-berlin.de) is a chance to explore the moving image's journey from the Berlin brothers Max and Emil Skladanowsky's 1895 invention of the Bioscop (an early movie projector) to 3D animation, via Marlene Dietrich and 90s cult crime thriller Run Lola Run.

The show is a celebration of abundance; a sensory overload of ever-bigger TVs, cavernous exhibition stands, endless lines, pointless products, pumping audio and drones wafting around your eyes.

Through various recent TV series, exhibitions and map-minded histories and memoirs, old maps – and the stories of their creation and dissemination – are enjoying a robust popularity (in no small way indebted to a widespread nostalgia for folded paper maps in the face of sat navs and other digital navigational technologies).

India are due to visit Belfast to play South Africa in the late summer, as part of their deal with Zee TV to play exhibition games around the world.

Clearly, Wise's exhibition "TV as a Creative Medium," itself an announcement that real creativity was in the hands of artists and not mainstream broadcasters, was a prescient indicator of video artists' decadelong reaction to the culture of television.

One of the first installations of video art was the 1969 "Wipe Cycle," created by Mr. Gillette and Mr. Schneider for the Howard Wise Gallery in New York and shown in the exhibition "TV as a Creative Medium," the first show in the United States devoted to video art.

The second world war is not just part of history books here, its legacy is ever present: in headlines, exhibitions, TV shows, laws and political debates.

Robert Clark All this week's best new exhibitions TV The Most Dangerous Band In The World: The Story Of Guns N' Roses (10pm, Friday, BBC4) Guns N' Roses provided a shot in the arm to a jaded LA metal scene in the mid-to-late 80s (in more ways than one), as Jon Brewer's superbly thrilling profile shows.

The BBC's arts and entertainment team picks some of the big books, films, TV series, albums, exhibitions and shows for the new year.

The best room in this exhibition has TV screens showing his art programmes.