In the center of Bebelplatz, a glass window showing rows and rows of empty bookshelves. The memorial commemorates the night in 1933 when 20,000 "anti-German" books were burned here under the instigation of Goebbels. There's a plaque nearby that says something like "Where they burn books, they will also burn humans in the end."

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Cheim & Read was founded in 1997 by John Cheim and Howard Read. The gallery actively represents an international group of leading contemporary artists and estates, embracing diverse artistic practices, from painting and sculpture to photography and video.

Except for the presentation organized by the Musée Marmottan in 2005, the last important retrospective on Camille Claudel dates back to 1991 and was also at the Musée Rodin at a time when this artist was still unfamiliar to the general public. It would be useful in fact to recall for the benefit of younger generations that the name of Camille Claudel, until quite recently, did not really mean anything and that few references to her work as an artist could be found in art

all works by Kiki Smith. "Without art the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable." George Bernard Shaw

Artist page for Katharina Fritsch. Includes Biography, Selected Works, Books, Posters and associated Exhibitions.

Jess Riva Cooper

AVIGNON, France — The exhibition Les Papesses, curated by Collection Lambert Director Éric Mézil, anoints five female popes — popesses, if you will — of modern and contemporary art: Camille Claudel, Louise Bourgeois, Kiki Smith, Jana Sterbak, and Berlinde de Bruyckere. And it does a fantastic job of turning visitors into believers.