00marx, 38 years old
About me I'm an artist looking to move to Berlin or Hamburg this year. I visited Last year and fell in love with Europe. Things just make more sense there.
Country of origin United States
Country of current residence United States
Interests : Art, Books, magazines, Camping, hiking, outdoor life, Coffee, tea and conversation, Computers, Internet, Cooking, Dining out, Movies, Music, News, Photography, Politics
How I came to be an international : Fingers crossed - will be one soon.
Visited countries : Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, United Kingdom
I am not a tourist. I would describe myself as :Creative individual
recent forum
- Artist moving to Berlin or Hamburg needing adviceHello I'm looking for advice on moving to Germany. As an artist trying to live in America I've had to wear many hats so I am a Graphic Designer with a great deal of experience in print design and I also owned my own sign company for 5 years. I also teach printmaking and have run my own print studio for several years. I am looking for a way to support myself either freelancing or working parttime for a company or setting up my own studio and working as an artist. I could set up another sign company but I only have a basic understanding of German but not conversational by any means and certainly not enough to do business effectively.Ideally I'd like to figure out a way to meet the requirements for work permits and still create my art and survive. Anyone have a similar experience or any advice on how I need to proceed? I have friends in Hamburg but it's much more expensive to live there compared to Berlin.I plan on moving to Germany in the Summer and would like to have somethings worked out beforehand. Any advice greatly appreciated., 14/01/2008 08:19
- Artist and Freelance Graphic Designer Moving to Hmburg or BerlinHello I'm looking for advice on moving to Germany. As an artist trying to live in America I've had to wear many hats so I am a Graphic Designer with a great deal of experience in print design and I also owned my own sign company for 5 years. I also teach printmaking and have run my own print studio for several years. I am looking for a way to support myself either freelancing or working parttime for a company or setting up my own studio and working as an artist. Ideally I'd like to figure out a way to meet the requirements for work permits and still create my art and survive. Anyone have a similar experience or any advice on how I need to proceed?I plan on moving to Germany in the Summer and would like to have somethings worked out beforehand. Any advice greatly appreciated., 03/01/2008 03:24
Art Pie International
Photos of work at alternative art fair Kunstvlaai (until 18 May) in Amsterdam.
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