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To mark the fifth anniversary of the museum Haus des Papiers, the new exhibition Multiples Weiß presents the winners of the 2026 Paper Art Award: Dirk Krecker, Hideaki Yamanobe and Inka Bell. The anniversary exhibition is complemented by works from Astrid... moreabout: Multiples Weiß
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With Embossed and Tossed, Haus des Papiers presents the winners of this year's Paper Art Award from paper positions berlin. moreabout: Embossed and Tossed
A wild animal, a funny monster or a creature that no one has ever seen before? Starting with a simple paper shape, you will create your own mask. With beaks, ears, horns, noses and more, you can turn your mask into a fantastical character. Paint, glue... moreabout: Paper Mask Creatures
Paper can be more than just a flat surface: it can preserve traces, reveal textures and tell stories. In this workshop, we experiment with linocut, a pressing machine – and embossing techniques. Using lines, shapes and textures, we create our own embossed... moreabout: Linocut and Embossing
Bring paper to life with light! You’ll tear and layer thin, translucent papers around a balloon. Along the way, you can incorporate colourful shapes, patterns and small paper motifs directly into the outer layer. Little by little, your own paper lantern... moreabout: Glowing Paper Balls
Fold, cut, weave and glue. Using paper, we create small propellers, flying objects and racing mice. They zoom through the air, glide, spin to the ground or dart through a slit in a sheet of paper. Together, we experiment with how shape, weight and folding... moreabout: Paper in Motion: Flying Objects to Fold and Experiment With
Printing is not just about reproducing something – it is also about discovering traces. What can become a printing tool? In this experimental workshop, we explore linocut alongside unusual materials and everyday objects. Paper clips, buttons, bamboo... moreabout: Experimental Printmaking: Texture, Colour and Surprise
How can paper be transformed into a living creature? In this workshop, we create mechanical paper birds that are brought to life using wire, a special support and a simple turning mechanism. We explore the interplay between paper, movement and construction:... moreabout: Paper in Motion: Mechanical Paper Bird
A wild animal, a funny monster or a creature that no one has ever seen before? Starting with a simple paper shape, you will create your own mask. With beaks, ears, horns, noses and more, you can turn your mask into a fantastical character. Paint, glue... moreabout: Paper Mask Creatures
Music on, paper out, and let’s move! In this experimental format, a large sheet of paper becomes a shared space for movement. The body becomes a tool, movement leaves traces, and many individual actions come together to create a collective image. The... moreabout: Stop-and-Go Paper: Movement Becomes Image
For Halloween, paper becomes the starting point for spooky, imaginative and surprising creations. Together, we’ll create small Halloween-themed objects such as ghosts, bats, spider webs, pumpkins and other creepy paper creatures. At the heart of the workshop... moreabout: Halloween with Paper: Spooky Paper Masks
Through a visual presentation, Darius Ramazani takes the audience behind the scenes of his Berlin passion project, “ramazani.flasht.berlin”. He shares stories of encounters, unexpected twists, technical challenges and the small moments that often go unseen... moreabout: Ramazani Flashes Berlin – The Stories Behind a Berlin Billboard
Darius Ramazani is one of Germany’s most experienced photographers. Over the course of several decades, he has created major campaigns, features and portraits, held a leading position within the BFF, and gained an in-depth understanding of the industry... moreabout: How Do I Prepare for a Large-Scale Photo Production? – An Evening with Darius Ramazani (Former BFF Board Member)
Paper is not just a surface, but a living material. How does it respond to movement, touch and chance? What happens when we experience paper as a three-dimensional material? Short pencils, long pencils, more pressure, less pressure: We experiment... moreabout: Turntable On, Papers Out!
Fine cuts, sharp edges, empty spaces, play with light falling through deliberately placed cuts. The knife injures the paper and shapes it at the same time. It symbolises life, which shapes us into the people we are through injury, separation and incision. This... moreabout: CUT by Haus des Papiers
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