A Painter Once Silenced by East Germany Gets His Due

This Berlin Art Week, the spotlight shines on 95-year-old painter and filmmaker Strawalde, an artist whose voice was once suppressed by East Germany. His overdue recognition, championed by Galerie Michael Haas, offers a powerful message for emerging women artists. It underscores the enduring strength of artistic expression even in the face of adversity and systemic challenges. This moment reminds us that dedication and a unique vision can ultimately break through, proving that your art, and your story, have immense value and will find its audience, no matter the obstacles or how long it takes. Persevere; your time will come. — Source: Artnet News

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