Press and Public Relations

The logo of the University of the Arts (HfK) Bremen consists of two parts. It must be used for all HfK projects, events and publications. Otherwise, the principle of the greatest possible freedom in the design of print products and communication instruments applies.

The HfK logo can be found here in various file formats.

Rules apply to the placement of both modules of the HfK logo, which can be found on this page as a PDF file. The manual also presents various application examples.

For projects in which the University of the Arts (HfK) Bremen acts as co-organiser. Supporter, partner alongside other organisers, there is the one-piece organiser logo.

The HfK organiser logo can be found here in various file formats.

Further information on its use can also be found in the manual. 

The corporate design of the University of the Arts (HfK) Bremen. Short and sweet.

The HfK is a an University of seeming differences: At the same time an academy for the fine arts and music, tied into her region and yet oriented to the world at large with firm determination. The HfK has made a home in diverse, urban settings and is extended across a number of sites in the city that could not be more different: ranging from facilities that are classicistic to floating and to contemporary.

Farm to Form to Fair — Textile Practices at the Intersections of Product, Interior and Fashion Design

This research-based design project within the University of the Arts' Integrated Design programme traces the journey from harvesting the material, through the creative and craft-based process, to its presentation at Milan Design Week. At the center of this holistic exploration lies a conscious approach to material, time and provenance.

Farm to Form to Fair — Textile Practices at the Intersections of Product, Interior and Fashion Design

This research-based design project within the University of the Arts' Integrated Design programme traces the journey from harvesting the material, through the creative and craft-based process, to its presentation at Milan Design Week. At the center of this holistic exploration lies a conscious approach to material, time and provenance.