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Exhibitions
Delve into Mann's art spanning 66 years, featuring dance, myth, and feminism, this spring in Berlin.
| Type: | Exhibitions |
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| Where: | Germany - Berlin |
| When: | 19/04/2024 - 01/06/2024 |
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About Ungeheuer Weiblich? The Art of Natascha Mann:
Natascha Mann's retrospective at Galerie Kremers, Berlin, showcases a rich oeuvre spanning 66 years, from large canvases and sculptures to watercolors and prints, exploring biblical, mythological, and fairy tale motifs alongside theatrical and literary themes. Her work, deeply feminist in a universal sense, places women at the forefront, challenging and transcending traditional narratives through vibrant and sensually powerful representations.





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