Miriam Cahn's paintings comprise either direct reflections of a situation experienced in real life or an actual condition, furthermore, they are determined by the artist's own cycle, therefore derived from womanhood as such, which is expressed in a gesture of discord and action decoupled from control. Some of Cahn's pieces are inscribed with the abbreviation 'bl. arb.' ('blood work''), explicitly referring to a physical and psychological state, which shows the difference between female and male feeling from an existentialist perspective.

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PRESENTACION

EL ARTE ES MOVIMIENTO

Andreas Meier

MIRIAM CAHN, CAMINO INVERSO

Amaya Bozal

ARTE, EN DIRECTO

Dialogo de Miriam Cahn con Peter Burri

PERFORMANCES

BIOGRAFiA

BIBLIOCRAFiA

OBRAS EN LA EXPOSICION

ENGLISH TEXTS