Under the title Strange Flowers, the current exhibition of German illustrator Olaf Hajek showcases a selection of new artworks at WHATIFTHEWORLD / GALLERY in Cape Town, South Africa.

Together with fellow illustrator Mac Premo, the Irish arist has put together the opening film for the 2013 conference of TED in Long Beach.

Italian illustrator and live drawing performer, Fupete, is showing new work at the art space Mitte Barcelona.

Gestalten is pleased to present Here or There, a solo exhibition by Oliver Jeffers that reveals a wider range of work by the artist known the world over as a creator of picture books for children.

Gestalten sat down to discuss children’s books with Italian publishers Corraini Edizioni, especially known for their collaborations with artist and designer Bruno Munari.

Featuring the work of the best up-and-coming illustrators and creators of picture books for children, Little Big Books is a captivating showcase of what is state-of-the-art in today’s children’s books.

To celebrate the release of his first monograph, The Book of Bock, Gestalten is pleased to present a solo exhibition of illustrator Frank Höhne.

Frank Höhne’s style is idiosyncratic, sometimes childishly naïve. He works quickly, intuitively, spontaneously, and analog; he likes what can happen and go awry on paper. From a single line emerges an arrow, and then somehow—after corrections, painting over, and collage—emerges a picture. He is inspired by the things that make him human. As Höhne puts it, “a colonoscopy gives me eight times more input than a visit to a museum for applied something or other.”

Illustrator and lettering designer Letman, featured in Letman, his newly available monograph by Gestalten, designed the runway backdrop and textile print motifs for the Fall/Winter 2012 menswear collection by renowned Beligian fashion designer Dries van Noten. → read more

Working under the pseudonym Letman, the Dutchman Job Wouters is internationally known for his trailblazing synthesis of illustration and lettering. Letman, his first monograph, is now available from Gestalten.  → read more

Watch KLUB7’s new short film documenting their artful stint in New York and check out limited edition prints from the the artist and design collective in our webshop.

To celebrate the launch of Olaf Hajek’s second monograph Black Antoinette, Gestalten Space is proud to present a solo show by this internationally sought-after illustrative artist.

Black Antoinette is a collection of Olaf Hajek’s most recent work that was created over the last three years, a striking selection of personal artwork, editorial contracts, and commercial portraits that showcase a remarkable style that has become more free and painterly during this time. His colorful illustrations and textured paintings are infused with a folkloristic naivety and freshness. Hajek masterfully melds influences from West African and Latin American art to create surreal juxtapositions of fairy tale fantasies and disordered realities. His magical realism enriches the perspective of anyone viewing his work.

On view at Steve Lazarides’ The Outsiders Gallery, “My Feelings Like You” is closing this Saturday.

Christoph Niemann has worked for an array of clients, such as the New York Times, New Yorker, Wired, and ZEITmagazin.

Gestalten is happy to announce “Easy As Pie,” a show by KLUB7. The Berlin-based art collective has made a name for itself with its street art as well as the murals, customizations, and illustrations it creates on various surfaces. Together, the six member artists of KLUB7 have developed a collective trademark style that is a mix of urban, pop, and comic art and that seamlessly melds their diverse backgrounds.

The award-winning, Milan-based illustrator has been dedicated a solo show in the seventh floor gallery of the New York Times' Manhattan office.

Roman Klonek is one of the leading representatives of the German printmaking scene and is known for his colorful woodcuts.

Cutting-Edge designers, illustrators and motion artists are exhibiting their work.

The British Illustrator and Designer was asked to add some characters to a traditional Toile de Jouy fabric for quilts that would be used in the suites of the newly launched W Paris Opera hotel.

The illustrator will be presenting a selection of artwork from the original Unplanned Magic show alongside some new screen prints.

The exceptional illustrator, whose first monograph is out now, about influences, inspiration and motivation.

Illustrators Unlimited presents cutting-edge illustration talents scouted from around the world.

Illustrator and designer Sarah Illenberger recently joined up with students from Berlin's Universität der Künste on an intriguing project.

In Big Dushi Tales, the art project Mashville from the Netherlands combines the best artists from different worlds

Buenos Aires-based curator, editor, and artist presents new Ruby Mag and visually wraps the essence of contemporary illustration.

'MASKS' is a solo exhibition of works from Ben Newman and comprises of a series of geometrically and brightly designed prints.

The Icelandic artist has told her magic and imaginative visual stories by way of illustrations, paintings, spatial design

Druck Berlin presented a wide range of screenprint companies, fine art, illustration, books, zines, and freelance printers from Berlin.

The exhibition VORM, that applies to the basic shapes in Illustration, is a continuance of the successful cooperation with curator Hendrik Hellige from Gestalten. Hellige who is responsible for the Illustration-sector at Gestalten already curated the successful exhibition “Ein Kind ohne Kopf ist ein Mann ohne Hut” in February 2011 at the Neonchocolate Gallery.

The British Carbonloft studio aims at creating a series of publications which will showcase the creative talent aro

Edgar Allan Poe is widely recognized as one of the greatest American writers of short stories and poems and acknowledged as the inventor of detective stories, greatly influencing the modern thrille

Finally a group show that you can enjoy without knowing anything about art.

Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to announce Bailarinas, new works by French-born, Barcelona-based artist Miss Van

Why Berlin? Once an industrial center and later a city divided, Berlin has been dealt more than its fair share of a difficult past.