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The new Restauro is here! Photo: Georg Media

Discovery and Fragment

Stowe Garden is much more than a landscaped garden—it is a manifesto of political, philosophical, and aesthetic worldviews. Photo: Daderot CC0 via Wikimedia Commons

A Garden as a Manifesto

Preserving existing buildings is an important contribution to climate protection, as it conserves the “gray energy” embodied in the building stock and avoids the energy-intensive production of new building materials. Photo: Kyrios Kyriakos on Pixabay

What is “gray energy”?

The poster for the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels modernes uses geometric shapes, clean lines, and decorative elegance to illustrate the aesthetic ideals of early Art Deco and marks the style’s international breakthrough. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Art Deco in Art: Between Elegance, Modernity, and Staging

TESTIMONIES OF LABOR

The Chrysler Building is considered one of the most famous Art Deco buildings and embodies the optimism of progress of the American interwar period with its stepped silhouette, metallic ornamentation and monumental verticality. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Art Deco as a Cultural Mindset: Progress, Luxury, and Modern Identity

The Black Square by Kazimir Malevich in an exhibition. A work that marked the "zero point" of painting for many avant-garde artists. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Constructivism: Art as a Blueprint for a New World

Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Tête Dada, 1920, a turned and painted wooden object that combines precision craftsmanship with Dadaist irony: as a machine-like portrait, it refuses any psychological readability and thus fundamentally questions the traditional claim to portraiture. Center Pompidou, Paris. Photo: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra - https://www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/51380417645/, CC BY 2.0, via: Wikimedia Commons

Dadaism: The Art of Organized Chaos

The Albertina in Vienna is gradually making the catalog raisonné of Klimt's drawings available online. Drawing: Gustav Klimt, Gustav Klimt Girl (Juliet) and hand studies (studies for "Shakespeare's Globe Theater", Vienna Burgtheater), 1886/87 © ALBERTINA, Vienna

Klimt Online Catalog Roster: One Click—5,000 Drawings

$The former synagogue in the Pulheim district of Stommeln serves as a place of art and remembrance. Photo: Mischa Kuball refraction house, 1994 Photographer: Hubertus Birkner$

A New Future for the Stommeln Synagogue

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