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On Friday, March 13th, the Krauts Gallery will present a contemporary art group exhibition “Go Figure” at the UFO in Frankfurt/Main (Germany) featuring 7 internationally known artists of different genres such as urban art, graffiti, photography and oil paintings.

Davis Le Fleming

The exhibition will show artwork from Sandro Kopp, who will present “The New Me,” a series of 28 self-portraits expressing excessive examination of himself, in Europe for the first time. Also to be seen is the London based artist Davis le Fleming, known for combining pop-art, graffiti and classical painting in a comical and satirical approach, such as the Swiss street and graffiti artist Smash 137, who’s obsessed with calligraphy.

Smash 137

Also contributing are Case, a member of the graffiti crew Ma’Claim from Erfurt (Germany), Stefan Strumbel, who’s dealing with the theme “home,” the former graffiti writer and current photographer RuediOne and last but not least Flying Förtress with his infamous Teddy Troops.

The exhibition will start at 7 p.m.
UFO
Carl Benz Strasse 21
Frankfurt am Main

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