City Arts

Many former breweries, factories, power stations and coalmines are now places where historic industrial architecture is juxtaposed with contemporary art and culture.More ...

Light Magic. By Susanne NusserMore ...

Jan and Tim Edler cover façades with light and information.
By Iris BraunMore ...

Munich, October 1907. Twelve artists, architects and businessmen founded the Deutscher Werkbund (German Association of Craftsmen), an organization which marked a new era as one of the most important cultural institutions in the 20th century in Germany. By Elisabeth SchwiontekMore ...

Quite a number of young artists, architects, and urban and landscape planners deal with central design and lifestyle questions in a playfully subversive way. By Kay von KeitzMore ...

Artists have been exploring the acoustic design of our cities since the 1960s. And yet this aspect of urban life is largely ignored in architecture, construction and urban planning. By Golo FöllmerMore ...

In recent years, many artists have been interested in the processes and consequences of shrinkage in urban areas. By Florian MatznerMore ...

Since the early 90s artistic works in public space have been tackling social, political and economic conditions under the name of New Genre Public Art.   By Heike Strelow More ...