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Stephanie Backes: Wolkengraber by Jacob Resneck

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Dortmund-born sculptor Stephanie Backes is making her solo debut at Berlin's Loop gallery.

Entitled Wolkengraber, that's “cloudgrabber” in German, this exhibit of sculptures melds the aesthetic of biology with bionics, suggesting alien-like skeletons and spindly arthopods.

Wolkengraber
Opening reception: 24 October 2008, 8pm
24 October-13 December 2008
Loop
Jägerstrasse 5
10117 Berlin-Mitte map
tel. +030 28 39 00 28

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This entry posted on 21 October 2008 at 5:38 PM
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