Lydia Paasche

黑料不打烊

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German | 1977

Lydia Paasche is a German Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1977. Numerous key galleries and museums such as K眉nstlerhaus Dortmund have featured Lydia Paasche's work in the past.

Lydia Paasche in the news

In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Lydia Paasche is featured in , a piece from ArtDaily in July 2019.

Past Exhibitions

KARARO: Krake 鈥� a time- and site-specific installation

Künstlerhaus Dortmund

Dortmund | Germany

06 May, 2017 - 01 Jun, 2017

Immortality For All

SAVVY Contemporary

Berlin | Germany

11 Dec, 2016 - 15 Jan, 2017

Articles

Artists Battle Expulsion as Rents Rise in Booming Berlin

ArtDaily 05 Jul, 2019

A cemetery has popped up outside a Berlin block of art studios called Treptow Ateliers, with half a dozen crosses marked "Demolition" or "Expulsion".