Artists like Helen Britton (Munich/Australia/Germany, 2007), Volker Atrops (Rheurd, Germany, 2009), Nora Rochel (Karlsruhe/Germany, 2013), Eunmi Chun (Munich/Germany/Korea, 2016) and Alexandra Bahlmann (Munich, 2020) have… Read on
“Asymptote”: the Rosemarie Jäger Gallery has chosen an unusual title for its presentation of works by two artists who could hardly be more different from… Read on
Wildfires are burning and floodwaters are claiming lives around the globe –also in Germany and elsewhere in Europe with increasing frequency. Nonetheless, many people still… Read on
Gallery Slavik begins its exhibition round in the fall of 2021 with the presentation of „Facetten – Reich“ [Multi-faceted]. Both jewelry artists have been closely… Read on
The 2021 edition of the prize received almost 3,000 total submissions from 107 countries across the globe; potential candidates for next year’s edition are invited… Read on
You can already guess who called for lives to be lived as works of art. It was Joseph Beuys, whose 100th birthday is being celebrated… Read on
Almost as if by chance – or was it serendipity? – the idea of the Gesamtkunstwerk as a theme for an edition of the magazine… Read on
Art Aurea What has the past year of coronavirus meant for you personally and economically? Ursula Biskup First of all, I am happy to have… Read on
![The exhibition <em>Irdene Dinge</em> [Earthen things] shows objects by Marit Tingleff, inspired by fired commodities. Photo Helge Articus.](https://artaurea-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Irdene-Dinge_Marit-Tingleff_Foto-Helge-Articus-780x528.jpg)
![Pendant <em>weniger geht kaum 1</em>, [less is hardly possible 1], 1998. 1 x 750 gold, 1 x steel, 925 silver.](https://artaurea-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Carl-Dau_Anhaenger-weniger-geht-kaum-1-2-780x528.jpg)
