A hidden work by German artist Gerhard Richter has been partially unveiled in Dresden for the first time in over 40 years.

On Feb. 13-14, 1945, three months before the end of World War II in Europe, British and American air forces carried out a massive bombing of Dresden, a German city known as a center of art and culture ...

The world's largest computer museum, HNF, is on Heinz-Nixdorf-Ring in Paderborn. The city honors its founder, Heinz Nixdorf, ...

A six-month exhibition on Korean history from ancient to modern times will run through Aug.10 at Dresden’s Royal Palace, Residenzschloss. “100 Ideas of Happiness: Art Treasures from Korea ...

It happened to Rembrandt, and it happened to Caspar David Friedrich. Towards the end of his career, Germany’s greatest ...

After Auschwitz, no traditional representation is adequate to explore in paint both the mystery of suffering and God’s ...

A member of Die Brücke (The Bridge), a group of German expressionist artists formed in Dresden in 1905 ... and 1,052 of his works were removed from museums. Some were included in the Degenerate ...

Sections of the Mind Comprising fantastic visions, idea competition submissions, personal manifestos, and depictions of ...

Before then, German museums had actively acquired the very ... Nazis considered the worst tendencies of modern art, opened in Dresden in 1933, the same year that another defamatory show ...