Art/NaturSci Launchpad
Entrance by Katrina Abbatuan, from her series on eco-tourism.
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We Welcome Exhibition Partners
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Our Collection & Representation
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Along with budding plans for a museum and gallery, we continue to create stellar traveling exhibitions with museums, universities, foundation galleries, and art centers.
With years of experience in interdisciplinary collaboration, we curate partnerships with art venues, science institutions, and environmentally sustainable businesses. Exhibition Program
At present our main location is in the very heart of Berlin, at the Grand Hall of Humboldt-Universität's Thaer-Institute of Agriculture, next door to the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (Berlin's magnificent Museum of Natural History).
In Venice we work with various locations for ongoing exhibits, including at the Venice Biennale. For more information, interested Partners can visit our Museum Exhibits & Partnerships page. |
The Permanent Collection of the Art/NaturSci Movement is exhibited and promoted internationally. We are in process of adding new works to this aesthetically beautiful and scientifically informative base collection. Our archive is rooted in the title "Earth Collections". Curating from "Earth Collections" allows us to manage the educational aspect of our exhibitions with greater effect - while at the same time reducing the overall carbon footprint for shipping.
Environmental artists and others who are interested in joining our exhibitions are welcome to apply. Send your website links with a brief email of interest to: asexhibits@gmail.com. Artist Representation
Retaining representation with Art Science Exhibits Berlin allows us to consult and negotiate on artists' behalf while helping to expand their networks globally. Individual contracts are defined by the needs and desires of each artist we represent.
For examples of the type of art we exhibit, peruse through our online archive under the EXHIBITS heading above. Founding Artists' images, subject specialties, and web links can be viewed here: |