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All the heavies are coming to Munich to talk Lithography including the renowned Tamarind Press, USA. There will be tours, demos and even a PRINTMAKING AND INFORMATION FAIR based at the Künstlerhaus in München. It all happens over a week between 28th August to 3rd September, 2012. Sign up to participate if you are interested.
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European Lithographic Days in Munich
Lithotage 2012 in Munich. Printmaking Beyond Borders. This is a big event bringing together the heavies of stone lithography from all over the world including from Tamarind Press. Check out the website for more info or to sign up.
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‘Luftgespinste’ exhibition at KunstForum Arabellapark, Munich
2nd December 2011 to 29th January 2012
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Solo Exhibition of three bodies of photographic work, “Luftgespinste”, “Überwelt” and “Hoflungen”as well as a series of lithographs from the “One Year in Antarctica” project printed at Steindruck München, a stone lithographic workshop located in Künstlerhaus, München.Filed under Exhibitions
Art historian, Michael Schatz giving the opening address at the exhibition opening of Penelope Richardson”s “Luftgespinste” at KunstForum Arabellapark, Munich on 2nd Dec 2011
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She was seen loitering in the background of the opening of the exhibition Books at Steindruck München, where artists Penelope Richardson and Ulla von Gemmingen display a series of hand-made artist books. Could it really be possible that Pauline Kohler was seen in the attending crowd?
Home Story, lithographic book, 30 x 21 cm, 26 pages hand printed and constructed.
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“Home Story” at Steinduck München. Opening tomorrow night at 19:30.
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Penelope Richardson and Ulla von Gemmingen exhibit hand-made lithographic books.
Featuring Richardson’s limited edition artist book “Home Story”, based on life in Hitler’s Berghof as described by Pauline Kohler the so called author of “I was Hitler’s Maid” (pub. 1940, John Long, London). The authenticity of the original book has come into dispute as it has recently been suggested the work was part of British black propaganda leading into World War II. Richardson’s work takes this idea a launching point to explore the question of who Pauline Kohler could have been, as well as taking us on a journey through the architecture of the Berghof itself. The book was previously exhibited as part “Banned Books” at the Baileau Library, University of Melbourne and a copy was purchased by the Special Collection.
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Luftgespinste
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