Waterfalls & Spirit – Visual Paper Art at Haus des Papiers, Berlin

The new exhibition Waterfalls and Spirit begins with the vernissage on 27 October at the Museum Haus des Papiers. On display will be intimate artistic positions as well as, for the first time, theme-specific video and spatial installations. In addition to this year’s Paper Residency! fellows Harriet Groß, Ines Schaikowski, Jessica Maria Toliver and Rachel…

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Natural Line papers nominated for the German Sustainability Award 2022

Hahnmühle’s award winning “green” papers made from highly renewable plant fibres are among the best sustainable products in Germany! We are extremely proud that our papers made from bamboo, hemp, agave and sugar cane have been nominated for the German Sustainability Award in the category ‘Design’. ” We have been selected from 1000 sustainable concepts…

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Renato Palmuti – awarded Brazilian artist and Urban Sketcher

Renato Palmuti is a Brazilian artist, illustrator and designer. In 2005, he founded his own studio after working as an illustrator, studio head, and art director for several advertising and promotion agencies in Brazil and around the world. His practice of the watercolour technique has taken him from a more technical approach to a more…

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2nd Hahnemühle Weekend at „Haus des Papiers” in Berlin

The second Hahnemühle Weekend will be held from 2 to 4 September 2022 at “Haus des Papiers”. From sculptural paper art in the world’s first museum for fine paper art to fine art inkjet prints, everything revolves around the finest paper. The Hahnemühle Weekend programme ranges from paper ingredients, the production of the finest papers,…

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The Way Home – Photo Art Donations for Ukraine

Fairytale landscapes stretching to the horizon, happy children in carefree moments. These are the pictures from Ukraine that Wladmir Ogloblin brought with him on his ‘forced journey’ to Germany. In the recent exhibition “The Way Home” in Einbeck, these pictures touched many people. Visitors bought his pictures for a good cause. Hahnemühle made this exhibition possible…

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