The House of the Artist is located in an asymmetrical building, constructed in the 1890s, which originally served as a shelter for Albrecht. After the war, the building was restored and opened as the House of the Artist in 1961. For this purpose, it was equipped with spacious studios and its own exhibition hall.

The House of the Artist often provides its exhibition spaces to young artists and graphic designers. Regularly, works created in various modern genres and directions of visual art are showcased here. Within its walls, the works of young talents have been exhibited, expressing their vision of the world through brushes, pencils, and even gel pens.