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- The Galerie is open! Visit us in Burton.
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- Thanks to all visitors. We hope you enjoyed your time at Galerie Anna Rex! #AnnaRex #GalerieAnnaRex
- Have you ever felt the tension between the weight of responsibility and the longing to break free? Watch the story of "Burden and Escape" with the narration of the Curator "Anna Rex-Brandenburg".
Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.com/ (Free for ULSA Students).
#AnnaRex #GalerieAnnaRexHave you ever felt the tension between the weight of responsibility and the longing to break free? Watch the story of "Burden and Escape" with the narration of the Curator "Anna Rex-Brandenburg". Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.com/ (Free for ULSA Students). #AnnaRex #GalerieAnnaRex - Important Announcement: Opening Date Changed
We are pleased to announce that the opening of Galerie Anna Rex has been rescheduled to 5 January 2025, instead of the previously planned date of 6 January 2025.
For those who have already purchased tickets for the original date, your tickets will be updated to reflect the new date automatically. If the new date does not suit you, we will be happy to provide a full refund.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming you to Galerie Anna Rex on 5 January 2025!Important Announcement: Opening Date Changed We are pleased to announce that the opening of Galerie Anna Rex has been rescheduled to 5 January 2025, instead of the previously planned date of 6 January 2025. For those who have already purchased tickets for the original date, your tickets will be updated to reflect the new date automatically. If the new date does not suit you, we will be happy to provide a full refund. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming you to Galerie Anna Rex on 5 January 2025! - Behind "Thorns of Time" | Curator's Commentary:
Emotional growth is what inspired me.
The sphere represents wholeness and the essential human desire for completeness. Its surface, polished yet pierced, evokes the tender fragility of the self. It calls to mind how life often confronts us with challenges that leave marks—wounds that never fully disappear, yet somehow contribute to our being.
The thorns, in sharp contrast, symbolize the forces that shape us: the pain we endure and the barriers we construct to protect ourselves. They stand as outward projections of both defense and isolation, illustrating a universal truth—that our struggles do not merely shape us; they also guard us, sometimes to our detriment. In protecting our inner selves, we risk distancing ourselves from those who might bring connection and healing.
The subtitle, "Pain That Shapes, Yet Never Lets Go," captures the tension this piece seeks to illuminate. Pain is a sculptor, leaving its enduring imprint on the soul. Though transformative, it is also persistent—a silent companion that influences how we relate to the world, often more than we realize.
We invite you to consider your own defenses, your own “thorns.” Are they serving to protect you, or have they become barriers that constrain? This reflective duality is at the core of Thorns of Time. It is an ode to the ways in which adversity is both a burden and a catalyst for growth, reminding us of our capacity to endure and transform.
Anna Rex-Brandenburg
Curator.
[Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.com/]
Behind "Thorns of Time" | Curator's Commentary: Emotional growth is what inspired me. The sphere represents wholeness and the essential human desire for completeness. Its surface, polished yet pierced, evokes the tender fragility of the self. It calls to mind how life often confronts us with challenges that leave marks—wounds that never fully disappear, yet somehow contribute to our being. The thorns, in sharp contrast, symbolize the forces that shape us: the pain we endure and the barriers we construct to protect ourselves. They stand as outward projections of both defense and isolation, illustrating a universal truth—that our struggles do not merely shape us; they also guard us, sometimes to our detriment. In protecting our inner selves, we risk distancing ourselves from those who might bring connection and healing. The subtitle, "Pain That Shapes, Yet Never Lets Go," captures the tension this piece seeks to illuminate. Pain is a sculptor, leaving its enduring imprint on the soul. Though transformative, it is also persistent—a silent companion that influences how we relate to the world, often more than we realize. We invite you to consider your own defenses, your own “thorns.” Are they serving to protect you, or have they become barriers that constrain? This reflective duality is at the core of Thorns of Time. It is an ode to the ways in which adversity is both a burden and a catalyst for growth, reminding us of our capacity to endure and transform. Anna Rex-Brandenburg Curator. [Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.com/] - Mark your calendars! January 6th, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM the Galerie is proud to present its inaugural art installation, carefully curated by Anna Rex Brandenburg.
Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.comMark your calendars! January 6th, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM the Galerie is proud to present its inaugural art installation, carefully curated by Anna Rex Brandenburg. Tickets available at https://galerieannarex.com - LocationSan Vitus Boulevard, Burton – Los SantosTypePart TimeStatusOpenWe are seeking an enthusiastic and personable Receptionist to join our Visitor Services and Operations team. As the first point of contact for visitors, you will play a vital role in creating a welcoming and positive experience for everyone who walks through our doors. You will assist with guest inquiries, support the daily operations of the museum, and ensure a smooth and efficient visitor experience.
Contact us for more information.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and personable Receptionist to join our Visitor Services and Operations team. As the first point of contact for visitors, you will play a vital role in creating a welcoming and positive experience for everyone who walks through our doors. You will assist with guest inquiries, support the daily operations of the museum, and ensure a smooth and efficient visitor experience. Contact us for more information. -
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