Klara kristalova biography of mahatma

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• Klara Kristalova, born in Prague in 1967 and now based in a rural town north of Stockholm, draws on the imagery of northern European stories — such as those of Hans Christian Andersen, Selma Lagerlöf, and Gösta Berling — to construct dreamlike narratives in which adolescent girls and boys find themselves alone, physically altered, or out of place in nature.

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• Ceramics first emerged in Japan in the Jomon period - the prehistoric era - making it one of the first art forms in the country, and one of the oldest ceramic traditions in the world.

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• In this video from her solo exhibition “Underworld,” at Galerie Perrotin in Manhattan in the spring of 2014, Klara Kristalova discusses the making of this magical circus family and where she gets visual inspiration for the individual characters.

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• Despite the continued outcry from the media and efforts by groups