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STUBBORN AND STURDY, 03.07.2022 – 12.02.2023, Domburg

Fischerhude, 25.06.2022 – 21.08.2022, Schwaan

Light over Sea and Land, 14.05.2022 – 26.03.2023, Önningeby

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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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STUBBORN AND STURDY

03.07.2022 – 12.02.2023
Domburg

The Path of Jo Koster (van Hattem) and Dora Koch-Stetter

ASTRID BADSTÖBER, ANDREA ERNST, HELGA KÖLBL, GRETA RIEF, CHRISTINE ZELLNER

01.07.2022 – 20.08.2022
Chiusa / Klausen

The view from outside - A painterly examination of Klausen by artists from the Tusculum e. V. artists' association as part of euroart

Fischerhude

25.06.2022 – 21.08.2022
Schwaan

The Quiet Artists' Village

Light over Sea and Land

14.05.2022 – 26.03.2023
Önningeby

The Önningeby Colony on Åland - as a guest in Stockholm

Max Hampel, Werk aus schwarz-weißer Reihe © M. Hampel

New Artist in Residence in Schwalenberg

Schwalenberg

This year the artist Max Hampel hold the scholarship

Painting Women at the Turn of the Century

16.06.2022 – 17.07.2022
Grötzingen

Between Upheaval and Tradition

Helle Jetzig, Rome Is Where The Heart Is 3, Malerei auf Fotografie, 100 x 150 x 6 cm, 2021, © Helle Jetzig

Schwalenberg 2022

Schwalenberg

Overview of the exhibitions in Schwalenberg 2022

Artists Colonies

Chiusa / Klausen

Chiusa/Klausen rose to become the “city of artists” in the late ’70s of the 19thcentury due to an incisive event in literature and history.

Kazimierz Dolny

Kazimierz Dolny, situated on the bank of the Vistula River, is one of the most charming quaint towns in Poland.

Willingshausen

The Schwälmer Willingshäuser Malerkolonie is the oldest artists' colony in Europe.

Domburg

In the 1870’s the Belgian artists Emile Claus, Camille Van Camp and Euphrosine Beernaert spent a couple of summers on the isle of Walcheren, Zealand. With many other guests they stayed at the country house of the wealthy Belgian industrialist Emile De Harven near Domburg and made the isle the subject of their works. A real artists’ colony, however, was not formed until the turn of the century.