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SUMMARY:Exhibition: El Anatsui. Triumphant Scale
DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with Haus der Kunst in Munich\, the Kunstmuseu
 m Bern is mounting a large-scale exhibition of the work of Ghanaian artist
  El Anatsui. He is arguably Africa’s most renowned contemporary artist a
 nd famous for his large sculptures of recycled bottle caps that decorate w
 hole walls like magnificent tapestries. These mobile and pictorial sculptu
 res\, upend traditional categories. At the same time\, the former metal bo
 ttle caps of liquor bottles reflect the (post-)colonial relationship betwe
 en Europe\, Africa and the New World. The exhibition focuses on the monume
 ntality of El Anatsui's work and reveals how it developed out of his life-
 long passion for drawing\, his wooden sculptures carved with chainsaws\, a
 nd the ceramics he produced in the early years of his artistic career.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In collaboration with <i>Haus der Kunst</i> in Munich\, the K
 unstmuseum Bern is mounting a large-scale exhibition of the work of Ghanai
 an artist El Anatsui. He is arguably Africa’s most renowned contemporary
  artist and famous for his large sculptures of recycled bottle caps that d
 ecorate whole walls like magnificent tapestries. These mobile and pictoria
 l sculptures\, upend traditional categories. At the same time\, the former
  metal bottle caps of liquor bottles reflect the (post-)colonial relations
 hip between Europe\, Africa and the New World. The exhibition focuses on t
 he monumentality of El Anatsui's work and reveals how it developed out of 
 his life-long passion for drawing\, his wooden sculptures carved with chai
 nsaws\, and the ceramics he produced in the early years of his artistic ca
 reer.</p>
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