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euroArt - the European Federation of Artists' Colonies - has 70 members, in 42 Artists' Colonies in 12 Countries.

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euroArt: Heikendorf - Monika-Maria Dotzer - Out of the frame

Oskar Kokoscka

13.03.2021 – 30.05.2021
Heikendorf

On travel

Alessia Schuth in front of her Installation "RandNah", Januar 2020. Foto: Nadine Bracht.

The question of femininity

Schwalenberg

Alessia Schuth is the new 2021 scholarship holder at Künstlerhaus Schwalenberg

Abbruch an der Steilkueste von Althagen I 2018 Oel auf Lw. 60x80

Kunstkaten Ahrenshoop opens again

13.03.2021 – 11.07.2021
Ahrenshoop

The current exhibition "Antje Fretwurst-Colberg - The Fall of the Wild Roses - Oil Painting from Six Decades" is extended until 11 July 2021

euroArt has been granted the « Participatory Status with the Council of Europe ».

Domburg Special I

06.03.2021 – 18.07.2021
Domburg

Selected Photos of Special Domburg

Artists in Masks

Artists in Masks presents ... videos and interviews

Gerhard Graf, Die Breite Brücke in Potsdam

From Berlin into the Mark

31.10.2020 – 18.04.2021
Ferch

The Painter Gerhard Graf (1883-1958)

STIFF AND STOUT

02.07.2022 – 06.11.2022
Domburg

THE PATH OF JO KOSTER AND DORA KOCH-STETTER

Artists Colonies

Worpswede

“Worpswede, Worpswede . . . it is a wonderland!", Paula Becker wrote in her diary in 1897 and the poet Rainer Maria Rilke enthused about a "sky of indescribable variability and grandeur”. To the present day artists and visitors interested in art and culture are captivated by the charm of Worpswede and its sandy hill - the "Weyerberg". Birch trees line the streets into the village, situated 25 km north-east of Bremen, in the midst of the expansive, picturesque “Teufelsmoor” [Devil's Moor] with river Hamme and its lowlands.

Tervuren

The artists’ colony of Tervuren (Flanders, Belgium) was founded in de woods near Brussels around 1860, after the colony of Barbizon (France). Freeing themselves from academic restrictions, young Belgian artists like Camille Van Camp (who also worked in Domburg in The Netherlands), Joseph Coosemans, Jules Montigny and in particular Hippolyte Boulenger painted their surroundings en plein air.

Kevelaer

Kevelaer is also known as "Wallfahrtsstadt" (a City of pilgrimage) and therefore very popular with pilgrims

Kevelaer: Gnadenkapelle, Foto: G. Seybert

euroArt: Kasteel Doorwert, Foto: Mirjam van de Velde

Oosterbeek

Echoing the Barbizon naturalist tradition, the village of Oosterbeek, situated on the outskirts of the Veluwe, became a home to one of the first Dutch artists’ colonies