Lee Krasner did not only live in Greenwich Village. The New York art scene met here and she visited Hans Hofmann‘s art school. But her experiences weren‘t always positive.
Colorful cartoons, tufted caves and melting carpets: About the richness of contemporary tapestries.
Which places influenced the artist Lee Krasner? Which traces did she leave? A five-part series about the life of the outstanding artist.
Energetic, progressive and expressive. How Abstract Expressionists turned the art scene upside down.
A vaseline landscape, weightless foil and shards of colored glass: Karla Black creates extensive sculptures of a fragile beauty with everyday materials.
Hannah Ryggen and her family lived in simple conditions on a small independet farm on the west coast of Norway. Even as an artist she was self-sufficient and made all materials on her own.
She is one of the most remarkable artists of the 20th century. In a major retrospective, the Schirn shows the impressive works of the pioneer of Abstract Expressionism.
Monumental, political, uncompromising: The extraordinary tapestries of Hannah Ryggen this fall at the Schirn.
What did Berlin sound like 100 years ago? And what makes the sound of Vancouver so special? The strikingly young history of soundscapes.
Together with deaf students, artist Tarek Atoui created new instruments – in search of a universal perception of sound.