Beyond the Gold Rush: Gustav Klimt, the rebellious chronicler of modernity
There is probably no other artist of classical modernism whose life's work has been so consistently integrated into our everyday consumption as this one…
Art history
Here you can expect a rich array of in-depth insights into different eras, styles and artiststhat have had a lasting impact on the art world.
Immerse yourself in captivating stories that not only illuminate the background of the artworks but also bring to life the emotions and thoughts of the great masters. Each artwork tells its own story, and we invite you to explore these stories with us.
Be inspired by our in-depth articles, insightful analyses, and fascinating interviews. Learn more about the techniques of the artists behind these impressive paintings and discover the cultural and historical contexts in which they were created.
Buildings in Germany – The beginnings from antiquity to Romanesque
Architecture is an art form that constantly and noticeably accompanies our everyday lives. People who live near truly impressive buildings…
Abstract sacred art – Visual iconography of the transcendent
How can the intangible absolute be made visible on the canvas?
In his essay, Professor Dr. Michael Kastor demonstrates how the non-representational art of abstraction and the ordering structures of Cubism have expanded and transformed traditional religious painting. Alongside the groundbreaking impulses from Kandinsky to Picasso, the author also offers insights into his own work. His own sacred artworks and Christ icons have emerged from his abstract, Cubist studies of form. An inspiring contribution on the enduring power of abstract sacred art.
What is art, and what does it mean? The idea of art and its social function
When reflecting on the meaning of art, it's easy to stray from the topic. Art often presents a multitude of eye-catching details whose significance is waiting to be explored. Join us on an intellectual journey…
Leonardo da Vinci: Biography, Works and Appreciation of the Universal Genius
Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) is considered one of the most fascinating figures in the history of Western art. Originally from Florence,…
Claude Monet – founder of Impressionism
We owe countless postcard motifs to this painter, and for good reason, because many of his paintings are simply…
The body as canvas – aesthetics, art and the evolution of minimalist body culture
The fusion of personal well-being and a sophisticated lifestyle is increasingly coming into focus for culturally minded people today. True…
The common thread of the avant-garde: How Russian culture sparked European modernism (1860–1930)
Think about it: You're looking at the sleek, minimalist interface of your phone, flipping through a perfectly gridded lifestyle magazine, or strolling…
Patina as part of art: Antique decorations between art history and living space
A fine crack in the varnish of an old painting, a bronze sculpture whose surface has become dark and velvety after decades, a…
Constructive Cubism – Synthesis of Structure and Intuition
An art-theoretical consideration by Prof. Dr. Michael Kastor (Professor Emeritus, painter, musician): When we look at Cubism, we encounter…
The Tree of Life in art – a universal symbol across civilizational boundaries
A majestic Tree of Life with far-reaching roots and branches, glowing against a golden sunset on a hilltop. The…
From silver plates to megapixels: A journey through the photographic soul of Vienna
The 3rd district of Vienna and a building that has significantly changed the rhythm of the Austrian art world in recent years: the…
The golden cage of the painter prince: Franz von Stuck and the Munich Secession
From rebellious avant-gardists to rulers of their own art temple: How Franz von Stuck transformed turn-of-the-century Munich with an unprecedented…
The psychology of disguise: Who are you when you don't have to be anyone?
The first thing to disappear is the breath. It stagnates behind the rigid papier-mâché, warming one's own skin with a…
Jean-Léon Gérôme and the Theatre of European Fear
When Jean-Léon Gérôme exhibited his painting The Slave Market in 1871, Europe was by no means an innocent observer of slavery. The…
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