The perfect creative portfolio for art and design studies
The ultimate checklist for your creative portfolio: How to impress in art and design programs. You want to apply for an art or…
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Rethinking sound insulation in the office: Proven solutions for improved room acoustics
Since approximately 70 percent of all working people are employed in offices, sound insulation in the workplace is becoming increasingly important. In modern…
Understanding and experiencing art: How evocative texts bring the world of art closer
Art speaks – but not always in a language everyone understands. Art has many forms of expression that impress, provoke, or…
How to create a logo with AI: professional guide for creative people
Creating a logo with AI not only saves considerable costs – while traditional graphic designers often charge more than €2000…
Why interior designers rely on vertical radiators
Vertical radiators are becoming increasingly important in modern interior design – and for good reason. They break up horizontal lines,…
Buy a tiny house – with prefabricated construction & individual planning to an affordable dream home
Buying tiny houses is trending, while the average living space per person in Germany has decreased from…
Hilma af Klint – Gifts to the Future
A visionary gift meets a classical painting education. Spirituality blends with cosmopolitanism. In Hilma af Klint, opposites unite…
Claes Oldenburg: There is art in every simple thing
Claes Oldenburg has spent a long life transforming everyday life into art using the simplest of means. Friendly art, mischievous art…
Sol LeWitt: An unstoppable career through art with a logical structure
Sol LeWitt engaged with art as a teenager under expert guidance. He studied art from 1945 onwards and created several…
Abstract paintings – wellness for the soul
Abstract images trigger interesting and moving impulses in our subconscious. Modern art and the psyche go hand in hand, so that…
Nam June Paik and media art: Asian serenity challenges Western obsession with progress
Nam June Paik's status in the art world: very prominent, a sure thing. Nam June Paik was born in 1932 in what was then…
Minimalism: How the reduced style revolutionized our aesthetics and lifestyle
You've surely come across the clean and minimalist apartments in furniture advertisements, interior design magazines, or on Instagram influencers' websites, which feature…
Cleaning up an artist's studio: The professional guide for more creativity and order
A tidy artist's studio is more than just a matter of aesthetics – studies show that organization significantly increases creativity…
How to buy art cheaply now – An expert guide
The majority of the art market operates below €5,000. This fact surprises many who still consider art a privilege…
Digital art in the 21st century – the connection between art and technology
The rapid development of digital tools has fundamentally changed the possibilities of artistic expression in recent decades. While traditional genres –…
More style, less chaos – even in the guest toilet
Small spaces – big impact! Especially in guest bathrooms or small bathrooms, thoughtful planning is crucial to ensure both functionality and…
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 combination of technical brilliance and…
Fragmented Wholeness: Jing Zhou in the international group exhibition in Düsseldorf
The international group exhibition Fragmented Wholeness, most recently on display in Düsseldorf, is dedicated to the poetry of the incomplete – a theme that…
Working ergonomically: How to set up your home office
Coffee within easy reach, sweatpants instead of a suit – working from home initially sounds like pure freedom. But anyone who's ever worked eight hours…