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Focus Middle East - Re-thinking (11th Jan - 10th March, 2002)
www.ifa.de
Linienstrasse 139/140, 10115 Berlin - Mitte | Tel: 2844111, Fax: 2823331 | U6 Oranienburger Tor | Venue: ifa gallery | Open: Tuesdays- Sundays 14-19h | Entry: free
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The first installment of the exhibition series "Focus Middle East" at the ifa gallery is "Re-thinking", a collection of recent art from young Israeli artists. Made up of various media, from video to tradional landscapes, the exhibition addresses the many questions and emotions thrown up not only by the Israeli/Palestinian problem but also by inner-Israeli conflicts. A follow-up exhibition of new Palestinian art, named "So near and yet so far away", is due to start on March 3rd.


Die Brücke - The collection of the Brücke-Museum Berlin (18 January - 08 September 2002)
www.bruecke-museum.de
bruecke-museum@t-online.de
Bussardsteig 9, 14195 Berlin - Dahlem | Tel: 831 2029, Fax: 831 5961 | S4 Hohenzollerndamm then bus115 to Clayallee/Puecklerstrasse stop | Venue: Brücke Museum | Daily except Tues 11am-5pm | Phone for guided tours
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Intended as art's response to a new way of life and a new image of humankind, Expressionism reduced everything to the essential and concentrated on the inner concept. Warming the egg was "Die Brücke", a group of four rebellious German art students who put their heads together in Dresden in 1905. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Erich Heckel and Fritz Bleyl were later joined by Max Pechstein, Emil Nolde and Otto Mueller to create works of art of arbitrarily distorted form and colour which conveyed a "heightened reality".
Until September, the Brücke Museum will be putting on an exhibition of what it believes best displays the quality and variety of this brave form of 20th century art. This veritable potpourri of the movement's best masterpieces also contains works from its students and artistic friends alike.


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