# Ateliergemeinschaft Milchhof e.V.

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Ateliergemeinschaft Milchhof e.V. is an artist collective in Berlin with a shared space for creative work. Artists from several disciplines meet there and exchange ideas. The collective presents exhibitions and projects that bring established and emerging artists together around contemporary themes. The Pavillon am Milchhof hosts many of these exhibitions. Its exhibitions include varied artistic expressions and create space for viewers to engage with works through dialogue. Lindy Annis is known for large paper figures. Jörg Meemann also belongs to the collective, and his work received posthumous recognition. The artists share ideas, methods, and a working environment. The collective provides a setting where artists can work, exchange ideas, and present their practices to visitors. Those projects connect artistic work with exhibitions. In Berlin, the collective contributes to a cultural landscape shaped by collaboration and contemporary artistic expression. The Pavillon am Milchhof gives that exchange a visible setting.

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