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This publication documents «Recycling Yantra», an art project portraying the informal e-waste recycling network in Delhi and lets a diverse group of authors share their views on the situation.

«Broken Constellation», Kunst als eine Form des Widerstandes in der Erarbeitung eines kollektiven Gedächtnisses.  

Chernobyl disaster gave birth to Ukraine’s youngest city: Slavutych. Discover this city’s youth turning into adults. An adventure filled with love, vodka and optimism.

With your support our colorful collection of more than a thousand seashells will leave the collecting crates and call the gallery its home.

The impressive Central European Architecture of the past 100 years is a rather unknown topic. «Lifting the Curtain» wants to change that with an exhibition and a book.

Removement is an initiative by a group of Athenians that aim to embellish the historic centre of the city through mixed media installations, performances and collaborative projects!

Anlässlich des 15. Todestages des Dichters Iason Depountis widmet die Städtische Galerie Piräus diesem herausragenden Exponenten der griechischen Nachkriegslyrik eine Ausstellung: 18.06.23-09.07.23.

This is a unique and exciting collection of street portraits from Kolkata to Dhaka. They show a selection of Gerry Hubers dynamic portrait photography taken on his travels in East India and Bangladesh

In every crisis there have been those who waited until it was over, and those who were already one step ahead and had the courage to act to keep doing art and express ourselves through filmmaking.

Katalog «Road Trip Collage» über Collagen die «on the road» in Europa und Amerika 2016 entstanden. Die Ausstellung ist auf der «CART» classic cars meet contemporary art, RAE FARM bei Berlin

Scattered Lungs is an Installation project revolving around the topic of «interpersonal relationships» in our time; documented in form of photography, video and dance.

An exhibition on the economics of knowledge, in the framework of the 5TH MARRAKECH BIENNALE 2014 «Where are we now?»