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                <div class="title">Rebecca Ann Tess</div>
                
                                
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                <div class="text"><p>Rebecca Ann Tess (*1980) is an artist based in Berlin.</p>
<p>Tess studied fine arts at the University of the Arts, Berlin, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London as well as at the Städelschule, Frankfurt am Main, where she graduated.</p>
<p>In her current project »Alpha++«, Tess takes high-rise architecture and global cities in general as case studies for power structures in the neoliberal age with means of photography and video.</p>
<p>Recently her works were on display with solo shows including Alpha++ at Philipp von Rosen Galerie, Cologne (2016); Upper, Space One, Seoul (2016); 12x12 IBB-video space at Berlinische Galerie (2016); Home Time Show Time at Figge von Rosen Gallery, Berlin (2013); Container at basis, Frankfurt am Main (2013) and “It takes a company to make art great”, lampione, Frankfurt am Main (2012). Selected group exhibitions include Stadtansichten, Heidelberger Kunstverein (2018); On the Possibility of Life in Ruins, Museum Huset for Kunst og Design, Holstebro (2017); Collection presentation, LWL-Museum for Art and Culture, Münster (2016); Monitoring, 32. Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival (2015); High Today What’s Tomorrow?, CIAT – Contemporary Institute for Art &amp; Thought, Berlin (2014); Risk Society, MOCA Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (2013); Qual &amp; Wahl, Kunstverein Wolfsburg (2013); Reality Manifestos – Can Reality Break Bricks?, Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna (2012).</p>
<p>In 2011 she received the Villa Romana Prize.</p>
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