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The Magic of Giving: 5 Reasons Art Makes the Perfect Gift
Sprachen Okay, today I'm coming out of the closet: I love Christmas. There is something in the air in the lead up to Christmas and on Christmas itself.
Painting Sustainably with Acrylics: How to Avoid Microplastics in Wastewater
Sprachen Acrylics are one of the most popular art mediums. This is not surprising. The colors are brilliant, the applications are varied, the handling is easy and
How to Keep Your Paintings Beautiful: Art Care and Protection
Sprachen You've found a favorite piece of art for your home and want to make sure you can enjoy it for years to come? Or maybe you're worried
The Renaissance: When Brushes Changed the World
Sprachen When I hear the term Renaissance, I immediately feel transported to Italy. No wonder, since it was particularly pronounced in Italy. From there, it spread throughout Europe
Open Arts Dortmund: My Participation in the Art Fair
Sprachen The anticipation is growing. On July 9th, hopefully a beautiful summer day, the "Culture Island" at the Phoenix Lake in Dortmund will once again be transformed
Art in Pop Culture
Sprachen The world of art is not an exclusive club to which only a select few have access. It is neither a luxury nor is it reserved
10 of My Favorite Art Books (+1 Bonus Book)
Sprachen I love books. All kinds of books. Obviously, there are a few rows of art books on my bookshelves. And I use them. I like to
Searching for Traces: Hidden Stories Behind Brushstrokes
Sprachen It's that time of year again. I'm looking forward to it: When Judith Peters calls for a blog challenge, it gets exciting. She always chooses very personal
Picturesque Landscapes: Places that have inspired Artists
Sprachen There are places that are inextricably linked with art. Monet's water lily pond is one such example. Or van Gogh's wheat fields in Provence. Places that inspire