Annette Schröter : Papierschnitte (Book, 2008) [ahintz.com]
How did this experience impact you academically? The traditional costume, which originates out of very specific regional backgrounds, creates an opposition to these global players, questioning both itself as well as the logo culture. Liberal Arts Majors: Economics and German Minor: Global and International Studies Hometown: Heidelberg, Germany What was the best part of your experience? My boss even offered to hire me if I am looking for employment after graduation! However it awakened my love for research and working independently on my own initiative. Barbara Davis Gallery is pleased to announce the first U. La artista alemana Annette Schröter utiliza la tradicional técnica del recorte para plasmar temas actuales. The company had a lot to do with reducing food waste and packaging, and I was able to draw from my sustainability knowledge from those past courses. I was able to utilize skills learned in my previous courses, such as econometrics and statistics, while performing research for my boss. It has also affirmed that I would like to work in Europe long-term.
Annette Schröter Artist
A newly appointed Professor at the Leipzig Academy, she has risen alongside her contemporary and fellow Professor, Neo Rauch. The seemingly unbroken compilation and duplication of central European timbered houses is confronted by an oversize Klischee image of the most typical German dog as well as graffiti and tags, functioning as a visual disorder. These monuments honouring the modest worker in the manner of a rather questionable pathos, ironically remind on the time of the third empire. She exhaustively mines the intersection of her personal history with the politics of industrial alienation. Fragmentos de arquitectura industrial, graffitis y héroes de la cultura pop y juvenil son algunos de los motivos que aparecen en los gigantescos recortes de la artista de Leipzig Annette Schröter. I have taken courses in sustainability in the past, but did not realize how useful classes like that can be until this summer. .
Annette Schröter Artist
The best part of this experience was getting exposure to a foreign country while also being able to complete an international internship. Sky and imaginary landscapes are constructed out of logos of powerful companies, which work globally and determine our everyday life. They are part of my own biography - when growing up I was surrounded by them. Along with other interns I was able to explore the country, but also we were able to reflect on each of our very different internships at the end day when we would come home. This experience opened my eyes to the fact that I do not want to work in business in the future. . .
