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Universes in Universe - the project Universes in Universe - Worlds of Art is the most extensive and most often visited information system on the Internet for the visual arts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, and their growing presence and esteem in the international art world. It appears in English, German and Spanish versions. This non-commercial project has been produced by art critic Dr. Gerhard Haupt and artist Pat Binder since February 1997. Currently, the redaction's headquarters are in Berlin (see Impressum). |
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Who are the visitors to our website? A worldwide network of personal contacts stands behind Universes in Universe. Through direct feedback as well as entries in the mailing list for our free newsletter, we know almost exactly which groups visit our website. These are primarily art critics, curators, heads and employees of artistic and cultural institutions, gallerists, journalists and other multipliers who affect public opinion, as well as artists, art collectors, patrons and friends of the arts around the world. Our pages are often consulted in preparation for real travels, as well as for virtual journeys to other cultures. Schools and universities use them in class. Managers and politicians inform themselves about the cultural context of partners in other parts of the world. Dr. Gerhard Haupt und Pat Binder
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