The 19 most important museums you should visit in the USA
There are more than 35,000 museums in the United States – an impressive number, even considering the enormous size…
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Art of Prehistory and Early History: Germanic Art – Guldgubbe
Guldgubbe or Guldgubbar, Swedish for "little golden men", were so named by the farmers who lived in the dunes of the Scandinavian province of Scania…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: Germanic Art – Berdal Style
Early examples of the Oseberg style are sometimes distinguished in art historical literature as a separate Berdal style; also named after its place of discovery,…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: Germanic Art
Germanic art belongs entirely to the prehistory and early history of art and not to the actual art history of the Nordic peoples. Because…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: A Non-Dogmatic Lexicon
An art magazine that aims to whet the appetite for art can dispense with pseudo-intellectual embellishment and dare to do other things as well. For example…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: The theoretically considered period
In purely theoretical terms, the period under consideration for the art of prehistory and early history covers a very long time: from the first traces of human activity,…
Alberto Giacometti – Master of matchstick-thin figures
Children can sometimes be quite difficult to get excited about art – but not if you introduce them to the works of Alberto…
Paul Riedel – German-Brazilian artist committed to the environment and German culture
If you flip through the TV channels these days in the evening, you'll notice, especially in the political debates, that…
Harun Farocki as a teacher for life
As shown in the article “Harun Farocki: The ultimately triumphant rise of the sharp eye”, Harun Farocki has long been…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: The actual period under consideration
Art historians usually define the theoretical period of consideration somewhat differently, but purely logically, the prehistory and early history of art begins…
Art history; Prehistoric and early historical art: Eye idol
Eye idols were used by some prehistoric cultures of the Old and New Worlds, usually as amulets for protection against evil. They typically depict…
TutKit.com – A unique mix of video tutorials and matching templates in one creative flat rate subscription
ADVERTISEMENT As a freelancer and part-time creative professional, I became aware of the platform Tutkit.com and its concept of a creative flat rate…
Art of Prehistory and Early History: Lower Paleolithic Minor Art
Art Plaza Art History – Lower Paleolithic Small Art Collective term for a few “stone tools and flints from the Lower Paleolithic period” that are decorated with animal faces…
Robert Motherwell: A Look at a Mind That Created Itself
Robert Motherwell in the art world rankings: Forgotten? Never existed? Neither forgotten nor deprived of an entry, Robert Motherwell is at least in the…
Dietmar Deiwick – Back from the End of the World
When an artist looks at their work with some distance, they might say: I think the painting turned out well. Or…
Christopher Williams: A Look at Our Beautiful, Beautiful World
Christopher Williams is an American conceptual artist who has made a name for himself as a photographer of our "beautiful modern life." With his…
Art-o-Gram – Concrete Poetry: The old and the new wordplay art for language nerds
In the article about the artist Dieter Roth, for whom linguistic juggling was an important part of his artistic creation, the art and literary genre…
Hans Haacke: A look at political art at its finest
Hans Haacke was born in Cologne in 1936 and lives there part-time, but since 1962 he has also had a…
Georges Adé Terms & Conditions o: A look at non-sad storytelling
Georges Adé Terms & Conditions was born in 1942 in the coastal town of Ouidah in Dahomey. Ouidah is located near Cotonou, and Dahomey…
A unique broadcasting center turns 90 – Happy Birthday Haus des Rundfunks!
Five-part feature series on radio and online from January 22nd at 8:04 pm. The House of Broadcasting in Berlin's Masurenallee: Since…