Visual Arts

Many private art collectors like to display their holdings in their own buildings. But recent examples show that their interest in cooperation with public museums is growing.More ...

His motto was “Trust your eyes”. Otto Dix, one of the great loners of twentieth century art, would have celebrated his 120th birthday in December 2011. An occasion for an unbiased assessment.More ...

In a flurry of major works of modern and contemporary art, this show asks: Don’t we need to slow down?More ...

In her photographs of interiors and discarded technical parts, Beate Gütschow recapitulates pictorial strategies. In the Braunschweig Museum for Photography she is showing this new series of works.More ...

Cross-media today means the symbiosis of TV stations with the Internet and projects that implement the inherent possibilities of the Net in interactive and participatory forms.More ...

Unlike any other branch in the visual arts sculpture makes the most immediate and vivid impression on the observer.More ...

Germany is regarded as the cradle of graphic arts. Albrecht Dürer, the Bauhaus artists, or today's Georg Baselitz, but also the countless pieces of commercial art of everyday life convey an idea of the great variety of this kind of art.More ...

The photo scene in Germany has for some time been one of the most varied and lively in Europe. That is reflected both in the fact that the work of German photographers is on display at leading exhibition halls around the world, and in their market value in international art markets.More ...