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DESCRIPTION:With Yili Rojas (artist)\n\nThe choice of wood as a natural mat
 erial was already a minor revolution at the beginning of the twentieth cen
 tury. It was precisely what earlier generations of artists had cut to size
 \, polished\, or painted over that appealed to the Brücke artists: the gra
 in\, the cracks\, the fissures\, the unevenness\, even the irregularly gro
 wn shape. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the desig
 n. It became the artistic programme.\n\nTogether with the visual artist Yi
 li Rojas\, you can try out the woodblock technique for yourself and develo
 p your own ideas and messages. Yili Rojas was born in Bogotá (Colombia) an
 d has been working as an artist and educational consultant in political ed
 ucation in Berlin since 2010. Her focus in political education is on (post
 -)colonialism\, anti-discrimination\, anti-racism\, and the empowerment of
  migrants and BIPoCs. As an artist\, she works with drawing\, printmaking\
 , performance\, installation\, and poetic texts.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240519T120000
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Open Printing Workshop: The Woodcut\nFor Youths and 
 Adults
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