Claes Oldenburg: Art is in every simple thing
Claes Oldenburg has spent a long life with converting everyday life into art with the simplest means. Friendly art, mischievous art, ...
Sol Lewitt: Unstoppable career through art with a logical structure
Sol Lewitt dealt with art as a teenager under expert guidance. From 1945 he studied art and several ...
Hilma af Klint - Gifts to the future
Abstract images trigger interesting and touching impulses on our subconscious. Modern art and psyche go hand in hand, so ...
Nam June Paik and media art: Asian serenity bends Western craze
Nam June Paik's status in the art world: very far ahead, a permanent bank Nam June Paik was in 1932 in the back then ...
Minimalism: How the reduced style revolutionized our aesthetics and our lifestyle
They have certainly also come across the clean and minimalist apartments in furniture advertising, interior design magazines or on Instagram influencers who are ...
Clean up the artist studio: the professional guide for more creativity and order
A tidy artist studio is more than just a question of aesthetics - studies show that organization significantly increases creativity ...
How you can buy art now-an expert guide
The majority of the art market is under 5,000 euros. This fact surprises many, the art is still for a privilege ...
Digital art in the 21st century - combination of art and technology
The rapid development of digital tools has changed the possibilities of artistic design in recent decades. While traditional genres - ...
More style, fewer chaos-also in the guest toilet
Small rooms - big effect! In guest baths or small bathrooms in particular, a well thought -out planning is crucial to both function as ...
The techniques of oil painting: what we can learn from the old masters
Why has oil painting fascinated artists for over five centuries? The answer lies in its unique connection of technical brilliance and ...
Fragmented wholeness: Jing Zhou in the international group exhibition in Düsseldorf
The international group exhibition Fragmented Wimmerness, most recently in Düsseldorf, is devoted to the poetry of the incomplete - a topic that ...
Working ergonomically: How to set up your home office
Certainly gripping, jogging pants instead of a suit - home office initially sounds like pure freedom. But who has been eight hours ...
Internet supply for digital nomads - How do ESIM & Co. support mobile work across national borders?
From the lively cafes of Bali to the quiet beaches of Thailand, the vineyards around Bordeaux to the co-working spaces…
More than Fabric: How Clothing Shapes Identity, Attitude and Performance
Clothing is far more than just protection from cold or a means against wetness. It accompanies us every day -…
Wall Tapestries in the modern Home: A Style Guide for Beginners
Wall tapestries have an impressive history, dating back to ancient Egypt, where they were already used as precious tomb gifts. During the…
Gartendeko made of stone: What you need to know about hollow cast statues
With stone works of art, your own green areas can be an impressive way a personal touch. Hohlguss statues offer a proven ...
Rethinking Sustainable Home Textiles: What's Next for 2025/2026
Sustainable home textiles are at the forefront of trends for 2025 and 2026, as the previews of leading textile fairs clearly show. From the 14th.…
Extrasoft Sofa by Living Divani – How Italian furniture designer Piero Lissoni combines tailored comfort and modular design
Piero Lissoni has been a stir in the design world for around 30 years - and with impressive resistance. The 1986 ...
The dogma of the right angle - via image format in painting
If we think of a painting or picture, then we automatically have a rectangular format in mind, as with a ...
Contemporary nude representations in the area of tension between openness, tolerance and algorithmic censorship
Nude representations are as old as art history itself and have repeatedly with taboos and controversy over the centuries ...