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Vernissage & Ausstellung - EINTOPF: THE BLEED

Vernissage & Ausstellung - EINTOPF: THE BLEED

Galerie KungerKiez, Karl-Kunger-Straße 15 12435 Berlin

Free

Vernissage & Ausstellung - EINTOPF: THE BLEED

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At Galerie KungerKiez, the exhibition EINTOPF: THE BLEED opens with a vernissage. Behind the project stands The Bleed, an independent collective of women artists that has developed in Berlin since 2017, with eight artists forming its core. Like a stew, the exhibition brings together different biographies, techniques and artistic positions, ranging from painting, illustration and street art via mixed media, collage, risography and screen printing to pixel art. It presents both the individual works and the shared project behind them: the spaces, including Let It Bleed in Kreuzberg, and the network in which more than 150 women artists have been presented and over 60 exhibitions organized since 2017.

Written by a model, sources: kungerkiez.de

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Galerie KungerKiez is in Berlin.

Karl-Kunger-Straße 15 12435 Berlin

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