Making art out of paint and a canvas just doesn't quite cut it these days in Berlin. Artists are thinking bigger, better... and stickier? As part of the Deutsches Historisches Museum's exhibition on anti-semitic and racist stickers from 1880 to the modern day, Tape-Art collective Klebebande have been invited to create a piece of artwork made of sticky tape, to be displayed at the EUREF-Campus in Schöneberg. From now until June 20 you can watch the experimental art piece being constructed live; it's designed to remind you of the structure of brain cells, so visit for yourself and see whether it does. The piece will remain in the space after the exhibition ends, to allow for it to be altered by the seasons and changed over time.
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Deutsches Historisches Museum Under den Linden 2, 10117 Berlin
Yes. Finally someone speaking some truth about the matter. Thank you!
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