Paula Modersohn-Becker: Ich bin Ich / I Am Me

[@Dalexfolly2]

I just visited the Neue Galerie first time today. I actually got to study some of Paula Mondersohn-Becker’s pieces in some of my college German classes. This special exhibit was great, I will be back!

[@sylvain_st_pierre_2019]

I am far away from the Neue Galerie unfortunately. I love what you present. Thank you.

[@michaeledmonds9203]

Can't wait to see this! Once-in-a-lifetime show for sure.

[@parleztrop440]

Loved this exhibition and hope to revisit it before it leaves. Another amazing woman artist who didn't get her dues.. This certainly tries to show who she was. Beautiful.

[@amherst88]

Thank you for curating this retrospective and for letting those of us who are far from NY see so much of it ❤

[@venice9438]

Thank you so much for this, I will be getting there very soon.

[@rotterred991]

Fabulous presentation, thank you!

[@moodygirl609]

Fabulous exhibit. Incredible woman/artist who died too soon. Childbirth is still dangerous for women, we must do better.

[@UnterwegsRundUmWorpswede]

It's great to see, that Paula gets her own exhibition in New York! Greetings from Worpswede, Becky

[@andrewrasanen1635]

I am I -- not I am me.

[@tomato12terra]

you must be German: it must be correct! ;) (I am joking)

[@riacarr319]

Thank you for this video, it is long overdue. I first came across Paula Modersohn-Becker in the book "Broad Strokes" 15 Women Who Made Art and Made History (In That Order) by Bridget Quinn @bquinnterest. I had never heard of Paula but this book gave me a peek into her and her very important contribution to women and their art. Her work and the authors commentary certainly left me engaged with her work. I highly suggest getting the book. Thank you again.