Art & Culture
Who we are and what we stand for
We work with painters, photographers, audio drama creators, and authors whose works often lie off the mainstream. Our focus is on projects that combine personal perspectives with cultural depth.
“For us, art is not decoration, but a form of dialogue.”
Our articles are aimed at people who want to look behind the scenes: How does a work come into being? What stories are hidden in a forgotten drawing or a sound collage? We tell about processes, not just results.
“Every work has a backstory – we make it visible.”
Whether it's a street art project in the neighborhood or an exhibition in a small gallery: We accompany projects that bring people together and rethink spaces. Our tone is factual, respectful, and close to the subject.
“Culture thrives on participation, not on watching.”
From the first sketch to a platform for art and culture – the key milestones of our development.
More about our journeyDr. Yvonne Winter and Maga. Iris Kronberger meet at an exhibition in Vienna. Both share the vision of making forgotten artists visible. The conversation sparks the idea for a digital platform.
The platform is officially launched. Initial collaborations with local galleries and archives. A blog post about a female artist from the 1920s receives unexpectedly high attention, confirming the need for such stories.
The team grows to five permanent members. A project in Leipzig shows how street art can strengthen social bonds. The platform becomes a hub for participatory art projects in German-speaking countries.
Introduction of audio formats and radio play productions. The collaboration with Fatima Al-Rashid opens up a new dimension of sound. The platform reaches over 50,000 visitors monthly and plans its first physical exhibition.
Every step is the result of curiosity, perseverance, and a belief in the power of art.
In-depth articles on art, culture and creative projects that tie in with our current topics.
A search for traces in the archive: How an almost lost female artist from the 1920s accidentally comes back into the light. The article accompanies the discovery and revival of an impressive body of work.
To the articleA Leipzig district discovers mural painting as a tool for community. The project shows how art not only decorates but also changes living together in the neighborhood.
To the articleRadio play maker Fatima Al-Rashid weaves stories with sounds. An intimate portrait about working at the intersection of audio art and documentary theater.
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