Kollwitz

One such project was the Käthe Kollwitz School in Nordhausen, a small town in the eastern state of Thuringia.

German Bank Relies on Unit's Long Ties to the East Laura Stevens 2011

Their influences are Norwegian hardcore bands such as Snöras, JR Ewing, Kollwitz and Rumble In Rhodos, and they're releasing their debut album, Devoured Trees & Crystal Skies, on January 24 on the Norwegian indie label Fysisk Format.

January's best new music from across the MAP 2011

Stuttgart Art "Kollwitz–Beckmann–Dix–Grosz: Wartime" explores 100 drawings and prints by German painter, printmaker, and sculptor Käthe Kollwitz, alongside works by her contemporaries, Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, George Grosz and Ludwig Meidner.

What's on Around Europe 2011

I hope you love it as much as I do, and I encourage you to learn more about Rukeyser and Kollwitz, both amazing artists with fascinating stories. from → Uncategorized

Wednesday Poetry: Kathe Kollwitz « Planning the Day 2009

Look at the beauty of the hands of older people sculpted by Ernst Barlach and Kaethe Kollwitz, and you will see why this is important.

Katharine Quarmby: The Lost Art Of Growing Old Gracefully Katharine Quarmby 2011

But in this building near Kollwitz Square, he was able to buy two apartments and meld them into a spacious seven-bedroom, 245-square-meter penthouse with fantastic views of the city skyline.

Berlin's Real-Estate Transformation William Boston 2010

Look at the beauty of the hands of older people sculpted by Ernst Barlach and Kaethe Kollwitz, and you will see why this is important.

Katharine Quarmby: The Lost Art Of Growing Old Gracefully Katharine Quarmby 2011

While in Cologne yesterday I decided to chase up a particular book, discovered that a favourite bookshop (armchairs and reading desks!) had been ingested into an appallingly sterile chain, and on a whim - rather tiredly at this point - went up into the tiny Käthe Kollwitz Museum, which shares the same building and which I've never managed to visit despite good intentions.

Archive 2008-09-01 L. Lee Lowe 2008

While in Cologne yesterday I decided to chase up a particular book, discovered that a favourite bookshop (armchairs and reading desks!) had been ingested into an appallingly sterile chain, and on a whim - rather tiredly at this point - went up into the tiny Käthe Kollwitz Museum, which shares the same building and which I've never managed to visit despite good intentions.

'All the new beginnings...' L. Lee Lowe 2008

Whatever it was the real visionaries were picking up out of the hard tessitura of those days and city streets, whatever K'the Kollwitz saw that brought her lean Death down to hump Its women from behind, and they to love it so, seemed now and then to have touched Pokier too, in his deeper excursions into the Mare Noc-turnum.

Gravity's Rainbow Pynchon, Thomas 1978