Where I was, where I am, where I will be.
The first time I participated within a world beyond my own I was 15. It was the moment that I left home for the first time, to experience a world without the comfort I had come to know. I found myself in France.
When I was 18, I found myself again in Italy. First in Rome, then here and there. As time turned static in one moment, it became the point to turn towards a new direction, at times even reluctantly. It has become a rhythm.
Always a new custom, a new aesthetic, a new meaning. I lust to experience this new.
Legare Sinkler
writer / journalist
A native of Charleston, Legare Sinkler fell under the spell of the city’s renowned natural and architectural beauty at a young age. Her interest in contemporary art, interior design and diverse cultures has taken Legare to destinations around the world. Legare continues to pursue her passions in Rome, Italy, studying art history and communications.
Legare Sinkler
writer / journalist
A native of Charleston, Legare Sinkler fell under the spell of the city’s renowned natural and architectural beauty at a young age. Her interest in contemporary art, interior design and diverse cultures has taken Legare to destinations around the world. Legare continues to pursue her passions in Rome, Italy, studying art history and communications.
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Where I was, where I am, where I will be.
The first time I participated within a world beyond my own I was 15. It was the moment that I left home for the first time, to experience a world without the comfort I had come to know. I found myself in France.
When I was 18, I found myself again in Italy. First in Rome, then here and there. As time turned static in one moment, it became the point to turn towards a new direction, at times even reluctantly. It has become a rhythm.
Always a new custom, a new aesthetic, a new meaning. I lust to experience this new.
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Ingrid Wiener, Martin RothFeb 10 – May 21, 2023Two artists, two generations. Two first major retrospectives that complement each other in their conceptual approaches. One weaves what she sees, draws and writes what she dreams, takes photos from the plane and is famous for her cuisine. The other, a generation younger, starts with painting, expands into space, creates landscapes (more…)
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Pippa Garner, Adelhyd van Bender, Claire PentecostFeb 17 – Aug 20, 2023What do a departure from binary thinking, the search for an atomic secret, and a decaying work of art have in common? All three take contradictory demands and desires propagated by society as starting points to rethink the relationship between the human body and its environment (more…)
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Max BeckmannArtist / PainterMax Beckmann (1884–1950) was a German painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor, and writer. Although he is classified as an Expressionist artist, he rejected both the term and the movement. (more…)
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