Art exhibition Shadow joint opened in Gallery 100 on February 28th

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On Wednesday, February 28, 2024, at 7 p.m., the exhibition "Shadow Fugue" will open in Galerie 100 at Konrad-Wolf-Straße 99, 13055 Berlin. The exhibition presents drawings by the artist Brigitte Denecke, Collages by Gisela Gräning and painting by Sibylle Meister. The vernissage is made by the art scientist Dr. Petra Lange initiated while Hinrich Beermann plays the saxophone. The exhibition lasts until April 14, 2024 and is open on Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.

The artists have set themselves the goal of using the shadow joint to bring hidden things and appearances into the light and to explore different aspects of the visible. The Gallery 100 in Alt-Hohenschönhausen not only offers exhibitions of contemporary art, but also cultural programs and lectures. Furthermore, the gallery houses the Lichtenberg art rental, where citizens can borrow works of art.

The exhibition "Shadow joint" is part of the extensive cultural offer of the Galerie 100 in Alt-Hohenschönhausen. The gallery presents contemporary art from the areas of painting, graphics and sculpture and also offers lectures. In addition, there is the possibility of lending works of art in the Lichtenberg art rental.

This exhibition and the activities of Galerie 100 contribute to the cultural diversity in Berlin by offering art lovers the opportunity to discover and experience works by different artists.

For more information about the Galerie 100 and the Lichtenberg art rental, interested parties can visit the websites www.berlin.de/ba-lichtenberg/auf-einen-blick/kultur/galerie-100-298243.php and www.kunstverleih-berlin-lichtenberg.de.

There is also the possibility to act artistically and borrow your own works. This service contributes to the promotion of creative work in the community, because art and culture play an important role in the identity and feeling of community of a city. Galerie 100 thus makes a valuable contribution to cultural life in Berlin.


Source: www.berlin.de