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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

Plasmolen

The wooded surroundings of Plasmolen in North Limburg attracted the first artists around 1900. During the first half of the last century dozens painted the surroundings and the population. For many, their stay in Plasmolen was short-lived; others became fascinated forever.

Sint-Martens-Latem

The landscape around the river Leie has been an inspiration to artists in particular from the last quarter of the 19^th century.

Hiddensee

‟Visitors to Hiddensee have included poetesses, poets, painters, sculptors, musicians, actors and other artists without number. Men with the most renowned names in every area of learning and culture.“ Gerhard Hauptmann

Edam-Volendam

In there quest for traditional situations to paint, many artists discovered Volendam in the late 19th, early 20th century. They were in fact the first tourists in Volendam and it’s thanks to Leendert Spaander and his wife Aaltje that the village developed as a real “artist colony”.