NEWS
Find out all the latest news about Farbpraxis and its projects
We’re on Etsy!
We have good news: Farbpraxis now has an official Etsy Store! From now on you can easily order our high-quality fine art prints online: FARBPRAXIS —
Farbpraxis in Kurier’s freizeit-Magazine
We are in the newspaper! FARBPRAXIS is in the April issue of the Kurier freizeit-magazine. Editor Katharina Salzer and photographer Martin Winkler recently came to
The New Farbpraxis Webshop for Fine Art Prints
We are very pleased to present our brand new webshop ! On farbpraxis.com you can now order our high-quality fine art prints. We have put
Farbpraxis Art Prints Available in Neighbouring Flower Shop
We have good news! A selection of our fine art prints is now available in the flower shop D&D Vergissmeinnicht. This flower shop, located at Währinger
Digitization of the original score “The Dead City” by Korngold
On behalf of the Humboldt Institute in Berlin, we had the pleasure of digitizing the original conducting score of the opera “Die Tote Stadt” (“The
The Farbpraxis Office Squirrels
When we’re not photographing artworks, editing pictures or printing, one thing we love to do is… squirrel watching! Especially in the colder months, the squirrels
We’re on Etsy!
We have good news: Farbpraxis now has an official Etsy Store! From now on you can easily order our high-quality fine art prints online: FARBPRAXIS —
Farbpraxis in Kurier’s freizeit-Magazine
We are in the newspaper! FARBPRAXIS is in the April issue of the Kurier freizeit-magazine. Editor Katharina Salzer and photographer Martin Winkler recently came to
The New Farbpraxis Webshop for Fine Art Prints
We are very pleased to present our brand new webshop ! On farbpraxis.com you can now order our high-quality fine art prints. We have put
Farbpraxis Art Prints Available in Neighbouring Flower Shop
We have good news! A selection of our fine art prints is now available in the flower shop D&D Vergissmeinnicht. This flower shop, located at Währinger
Digitization of the original score “The Dead City” by Korngold
On behalf of the Humboldt Institute in Berlin, we had the pleasure of digitizing the original conducting score of the opera “Die Tote Stadt” (“The