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PRESS INFORMATION
Bremer Atelierstipendium 2020
Irene Strese
PULLSH
14.03. – 18.04.2021*
PULLSH is like the ambivalent in-between moment of standing in front of a closed door. For months, exhibitions have been in a permanent state of tension with postponements and temporary closure that also influence artistic production. Open or close? Push or pull?
Irene Strese presents her work in the form of a site-specific installation, in which ambivalences within her artistic practice become visible: Handicraft and sculptural processes are juxtaposed and even intertwined with industrial materials, while traces from artistic and industrial production processes are revealed. The sculptural ensemble blends into a setting of small-scale ceramic objects and expansive elements.
Irene Strese (*1986 in Ivanovka, Kyrgyzstan) studied educational science in Hildesheim and received a master's degree in art and cultural education in Bremen in 2014. She then studied at the Hochschule für Künste in Bremen and graduated in 2019 as a master student of Prof. Andre Korpys and Prof. Markus Löffler.
* Exhibition will be possibly extended! Dates will be announced on our website!
Address: Künstlerhaus Bremen, Am Deich 68/69, D-28199 Bremen, Germany
www.kuenstlerhausbremen.de
Opening hours of the exhibition: Wednesday to Sunday 2–6 pm // The exhibition can be visited by appointment at [email protected]! // Free admission