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  • Annie Bertram’s “Obsolete Angels” Exhibition

    08.03.10

    If any of you are in the Berlin area, you should check out Annie Bertram’s upcoming exhibition, for the release of her new photo-art book, The Obsolete Angels, on the 13th. Graham over at Strychnin Gallery was kind enough to send me along this flyer. The great painter Saturno Butto (whose trademark is the combination of religious and medical fetish imagery) will also be in attendance.

    Read my interview with Annie Bertram here.

    Tags: annie bertram, saturno butto

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  • Wahre Märchen: The Art of Annie Bertram

    10.22.09

    I did an interview via email with artist Annie Bertram recently. Annie is an amazing artist who puts her heart into what she does, extremely kind, and I’m so glad I got to do this interview with her. She was wonderful and gave some great answers.

    See more after the cut

    Tags: annie bertram, decaying architecture, floria sigismondi, forgotten places, h. r. giger, interviews, modern fairy tales, otherworldly photography, vecona, victorian

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