Since 2004, Olga Mezenceva has worked at the Kaspar Hauser Foundation, where people with assistance needs are supported. Although she can hardly express herself linguistically, she finds a way of expression in art that allows her to share her unique perspective on the world with others. Her paintings can be seen at exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout Germany and have been nominated for awards many times.

Galerie ART CRU Berlin is currently presenting the first solo exhibition of Alexandra Rothausen (*1981), showcasing works from the imPerfekt arts workshop. This exhibition features nearly 20 paintings of various formats, sizes, and techniques that represent a series of mindfully abstracted portraits.

Galerie ART CRU Berlin zeigt Zeichnungen von Marisa Krolikowski (*1996) aus dem Atelier Blumenfisch in ihrer ersten Einzelausstellung.

Die Künstlerin setzt sich in ihren seriellen Arbeiten mit Fragen der Einzigartigkeit und des Andersseins, der Gleichheit und der Abweichung auseinander.

Galerie ART CRU Berlin shows drawings by Heidi Bruck (*1971 in Berlin), who works at the Thikwa Werkstatt für Theater und Kunst in Kreuzberg.

Since the early eighties, Helga Sophia Goetze has created a vast, fascinating universe of painted pictures, embroidered carpets, as well as daily written records. Helga Sophia Goetze was notorious for her "vigil" at the Berlin Memorial Church. There she stood for an hour every day for over 20 years to proclaim her message: "Fucking makes peaceful" - "Fucking is peace".

The show features works by Anneliese Grisard (born 1935) who worked for many years, unnoticed by the general public, in the Open Studio of the Karl Bonhoeffer Nervenklinik. At over 80 years of age, she finally gets her first solo exhibition.

Galerie ART CRU Berlin is showing paintings by Robert Fischer from Atelier Geyso20 in Braunschweig.

The artist begins his drawings with a graphic framework that makes one think of houses, floor plans or machines. They are memories of trips to amusement parks, museums or city explorations. Using ink, oil and pastel crayons, and felt-tip pens of varying thickness, Fischer covers the page with lines. Abbreviations recall letters and numbers.

We will be showing paintings by Horst Schiele, who was born in Berlin in 1948. It is the first solo exhibition of the artist.

Associatively set forms are colored by Schiele with a broad color palette rich in contrast in oil pastels. They hold a concentrated power and extraordinary compositional dynamics.

The show will initially be presented online: www.art-cru.de

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