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MONO-POL-LITHIC: The Drawings of Artemis Herber
By Liz Faust
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This is a deep dive into German-born artist Artemis Herber's newest body of work that emerged during COVID-19. Herber is an award-winning artist in both mediums of sculpture and painting. Being of Greek heritage, she developed concepts on how humans live in shared spheres towards current conditions on Earth in the context of polit-myth. In her work she explores how humans have affected the Earth’s critical zone of our biosphere embedded in the field of politmyth and experimental geography.
Herber has exhibited in US, Germany, UK, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Greece. Highlights include the Albright-Knox Gallery Art Museum NY, American University Museum of the Katzen Art Center DC, San Jose Museum of Art CA, Goethe-Institut Washington DC, National Trust’s Newark Park UK, Cheltenham Museum UK, Kunstverein Paderborn Germany, Spartanburg Art Museum SC, McLean Projects for the Arts, and Munich International Airport, Germany.
Herber has exhibited in US, Germany, UK, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Greece. Highlights include the Albright-Knox Gallery Art Museum NY, American University Museum of the Katzen Art Center DC, San Jose Museum of Art CA, Goethe-Institut Washington DC, National Trust’s Newark Park UK, Cheltenham Museum UK, Kunstverein Paderborn Germany, Spartanburg Art Museum SC, McLean Projects for the Arts, and Munich International Airport, Germany.
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