User:IlEssere

IlEssere
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Name	Il Essere
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Il Essere, (/il ɛˈsɛːrɛ/ in Italian) is the alter ego of a Wikipedian known for their dedicated contributions primarily focused on contemporary Greek culture, ranging from visual arts, music, and theater to literature, philosophy, and politics. By exploring contemporary Greek art and its evolution, Il Essere conducts research on contemporary history, highlighting unique perspectives and contributions to the global art scene.

Pages Created by Il Essere[edit]

Il Essere, has contributed to the Wikipedia community by creating several pages that delve into various aspects of Greek culture, including art, literature, philosophy, politics and more.

Places[edit]

Keramikou 28, the first page created by Il Essere, is a neoclassical building located in Athens, Greece, situated on Keramikou 28 Street in the Metaxourgeio district. Formerly known by various names such as ReMap, Kunsthalle Athena, and Communitism, the building served as a social art center from 2007 to 2023 under three different initiatives. It closely resembled the Kunsthaus Tacheles in Berlin, attracting significant attention among artists in 2017.

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Athens is the new Berlin, created by Il Essere, is a phrase that encapsulates the essence of Athens transformation, drawing significant parallels with Berlin's post-Cold War era amidst the Greek government-debt crisis. This term emphasizes Athens' emergence as a major cultural and artistic center in Europe, characterized by resilience, innovation, and a dynamic social scene.