Schlaumeiern Forever Akademie: Otto Freundlich. Ein Individualist im Netz der Pariser Avantgarde
In the organizer's words:
The Jewish artist Otto Freundlich was one of the pioneers of abstraction. Born in 1878, he moved to Paris in 1908, where he owned a studio in the Bateau-Lavoir artists' house alongside Picasso. Not only was he well connected with the Parisian art scene, but his contacts with the German art scene never broke off. Artistically, however, he was an individualist.
The event is part of the Kunsthalle Bremen's "Schlaumeiern Forever" academy. Thanks to its extensive collection, which spans 700 years of art history, the Kunsthalle Bremen has something to say on all art historical topics. The museum would like to pass on this knowledge to inquisitive, curious people who are keen to engage in discussion at the "Schlaumeiern Forever" academy. In various courses, important exhibitions, famous artists and collectors, major works of art history and epochs are presented. All participants will be trained to become certified smart people. Further information and registration at www.schlaumeiernforever.de.
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Price information:
30 € adult(s) 25 € member(s) 5 € reduced All under 27s pay 5 € (please select reduced when registering).
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