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Event: Berlin Graphic Days @Urban Spree
Dates: 3 Mar 2018 - 4 Mar 2018
The famous Berlin Graphic Days Festival will take place in the Urban Spree gallery.
More than 60 national and international designers, illustrators, silkscreeners, and many more kind of artists emerging from a large range of graphic fields will present and sell their artworks.
Berlin Graphic Days is the crossroad between exhibition, festival, market and sale.
http://www.urbanspree.com/event/berlin-graphic-days-11/
Event: ART...ESSENZ
Dates: 4 Aug 2017 - 6 Aug 2017
ART FAIR AT THE SONY CENTER BERLIN
///KUNSTMESSE IM
SONY CENTER AM POTSDAMER PLATZ///
WWW. ART-ESSENZ-BERLIN.DE
Biography
Nancy Marisa Arlt. Born 1978 in Berlin/Germany, she was raised in a city, divided by a wall and having experienced both sides before and after the fall of the Berlin wall, her art is heavily influenced by the city‘s new-found sense of freedom, a spirit of unlimited possibilities and a feeling of former restrictions rupturing, leading to limitlessness. The artist is primarily a painter using mixed media to create a battlefield of colors and techniques that are used to complement each other and work together as a well rounded unit, but at the same time are meant to clash and exude struggle.
Her most recent long-term staple project and one of her most compelling was a compilation of paintings interpreting the vast assortment of musical pieces by world renowned composer Richard Wagner onto canvas in honor of his bicentennial in 2013. An installation that was discribed by Wagner‘s great granddaughter Katharina Wagner as “extraordinarily successful“ and “inspiring“, as well as “controlled conversion“ and “highly emotional“.
Her most recent long-term staple project and one of her most compelling was a compilation of paintings interpreting the vast assortment of musical pieces by world renowned composer Richard Wagner onto canvas in honor of his bicentennial in 2013. An installation that was discribed by Wagner‘s great granddaughter Katharina Wagner as “extraordinarily successful“ and “inspiring“, as well as “controlled conversion“ and “highly emotional“.
