In 1910 gained Brno with a new building of House of Artists (Künstlerhaus) modern exhibition space. Over the next three decades held there under the leadership of the Moravian Art Association (Mährischer Kunstverein) nearly 200 exhibitions of mostly contemporary art, which passed the 40,000 works from more than 500 authors. The exhibition program during interwar period was closely linked with the activities of the Vereinigung Deutscher bildender Künstler Mährens und Schlesiens "Scholle". In addition to yearly presentations of regional authors retained the leadership of Moravian Art Association ambitious pre-war rate and offer high-quality exhibitions of artists from other centers of domestic and foreign countries, especially Austria. The Brno House of Artists aspired to become the central point of German-Czech art in interwar Czechoslovakia. As a result of events after 1938 and 1945, were most of German-speaking players of artistic life in Brno violently erased from our memory.