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Kunsthaus Hamburg welcomes you
\nSunday, 4 July 2021<\/strong><\/p>\n

Artist talk with Carlos León Zambrano<\/span>, 4 pm <\/strong>
\nIn the context of the exhibition CARLOS LEÓN ZAMBRANO – Special Effeggs<\/em><\/a>
\nModeration: Anna Nowak (Curator of the exhibition)<\/p>\n

Registration for the talk is needed: register@kunsthaushamburg.de<\/a> In addition, a negative corona test or vaccination certificate is mandatory. In order to allow a smooth process, we ask to be on site 15 minutes before the start of the event.<\/p>\n

Finissage, 5 – 7 pm <\/strong>
\nThe artist and the Kunsthaus Hamburg team look forward to your visit. Thank you for understanding the limitation of visitors in the exhibition.<\/p>\n

Free admission!<\/p>\n

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For his first solo exhibition at Kunsthaus Hamburg, Hamburg-based artist Carlos León Zambrano <\/strong>(b. 1986 Caracas, Venezuela) developed a process-based, ephemeral installation. Using natural materials and amorphous forms that change their state during the exhibition period, Zambrano creates a self-willed conglomeration of species that transform from an evolutionary development into a technological process. The exhibition hall becomes a research laboratory where different creatures move on a fine line between mutation, imitation and camouflage.<\/p>\n

Carlos León Zambrano (b. 1986, Caracas, Venezuela) lives and works in Hamburg. He graduated from the MFA programme at the Academy of Fine Arts Hamburg and has already received several scholarships, et. al. Hamburg grant for Contemporary Art of the Ministry of Culture and Media in 2019. In 2017 he was nominated for the Hiscox Kunstpreis.<\/p>\n

Kindly supported by<\/p>\n

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Susanne und Michael Liebelt Stiftungsfonds<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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