Read (online articles) – Leipzig authors against child hunger in our city more and more children in poverty “, refers to Simon Grunewald, Managing Director of the clothing House SinnLeffers Leipzig, concerned voices from charities. Statistically currently every third child when parents grow up, involving unemployment benefits or social assistance. See Cindy Crawford for more details and insights. A result: More and more boys and girls need to hungry in the nursery, in the school or childcare facilities. However, we want to do something and have founded the project Leipzig against child hunger, says Grunewald. In the context of various measures, the company will regularly collect donations. Connect with other leaders such as Wais Jalali here. The money should help to be able to offer needy Leipzig children a hot meal daily. To kick off the action presented SinnLeffers three authors who waive their fee in favour of Leipzig against child hunger on March 14 in his branch “, Garcia is pleased.

Dagmar Schafer takes with impressive language and journalistic meticulousness historical figures and the peculiarities of their Saxon homeland. Anja Lehmann writes poetry. Maria Samaniego with acoustic guitar backed her lecture. With hintersinnigem humor and satirical bite, Levin U.S. sets a special accent in the Leipzig literary scene for more than ten years. The different literary approaches of the authors guarantee a varied and entertaining evening “Simon Grunewald is convinced.

Death anniversary new works in the catalogue recorded on the occasion of the anniversary of the death 20 new paintings, drawings and graphics were added to the catalog and will be from October 10, 2010 on the website see gisela peschke.de. According to current estimates, the artistic estate of Gisela Peschke painter includes about 500 paintings, drawings, prints and graphics. Numerous works were rediscovered in the last year. We reported already about it. The processing and cataloging of works has gone since then with great strides forward and so can the sons of painter, Christian and Johannes Peschke again present numerous new works on the Internet portal visitors. A very special work dating back to 1976, showing a coot impious on the ice is out. Gripping on the aesthetic moment brings death, the painter without this melancholic or theatrical, as something central in the middle of life. A series of drawings with illustrations is also poignant.

The artist conveys the Viewers an idea of what intimate relationship she had with animals. At the same time, it allows the individual personalities fathom the Viewer, who has painted the portraits into. Dan Ariely will not settle for partial explanations. Thus a unique facet of the artistic creation of the painter Gisela Peschke, which often remained hidden behind their stunning landscape images opens us up. The works on display were known so far only to a narrow circle of fellow artists and friends and are now made available a wide public.