Exhibition by Annette Paduck
Writing, playing, and creating are central to Annette Paduck’s life. So it seems only natural that Annette Paduck turns stories into drawings. The texts accompanying her illustrations, in turn, give rise to new stories. She always carries a pencil with her. It replaces the camera, capturing dreams before they fade from her consciousness. The stories Annette Paduck tells are cheerful, sometimes surreal. They often arise through “blind drawing”—although many picture stories are created by drawing with her eyes closed, the artist is a keen observer.
Annette Paduck is an instructor of dramatic arts, improvisational theater, and creative, scenic, and movement-based writing. She regularly teaches courses and workshops at various institutions and frequently on Hiddensee.
The opening reception will take place on September 15 at 4:00 p.m., where all participants can try out the technique of blind drawing.
Admission is free.
