Cardboard City
The Goethe-Institut Washington, an organization that strives to promote German culture, is hosting art made out of cardboard by Artemis Herber, Steve Keene, and Valery Koshlyakov. The opening reception is Tuesday, August 27 (tonight) from 6-8pm.
From the
Goethe-Institut:
Artemis Herber, Steve Keene, and Valery Koshlyakov explore views on urban culture and questions of sustainability. They juxtapose permanence and impermanence in motifs of shaped environments of our urban life, presenting the banality of our consumption alongside monumental works which serve as witness to humankind’s impact on the history of our planet.
[Art by Valery Koshlyakov via]
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