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Der NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein freut sich mit Widerstandsgeist eine der ersten institutionellen Einzelausstellungen der Künstlerin Marion Baruch im Rheinland zu präsentieren und lädt am Samstag, den 23. November ab 16 Uhr zur abschließenden Finissage in Kooperation mit dem Netzwerk And She Was Like: Bäm! ein. Marion Baruch (*1929 Timişoara, Rumänien) begann 1949 ihr Studium an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Bukarest. Bereits ein Jahr später erhielt sie die Gelegenheit an der Bezalel Akademie für Kunst und Design in Jerusalem zu studieren; 1954 setze sie ihr akademische Ausbildung an der Accademia di Belle Arti in Rom fort. Zudem wandelte sich Baruchs künstlerische Praxis, sie arbeitet fortan zumeist in der Gattung Skulptur, wenngleich ihr gesamtes Werk über die Jahrzehnte hinweg stets unerwartete Wendungen nahm, multidisziplinär orientiert und interessiert agierte. Im Jahr 2022 widmete die Galerie der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig Baruch erstmals eine umfassende Einzelausstellung im deutschsprachigen Raum, zuvor gab es bereits Präsentationen der Künstlerin im Ausland, etwa dem MAMCO Genf sowie dem Kunstmuseum Luzern im Jahr 2020. Marion Baruchs Werk erfährt so in den letzten Jahren eine erneute, willkommene Würdigung. Baruch lebt und arbeitet in Gallarate, Italien.
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