Exhibition 'Genuine Fake' Warns of Counterfeit Dangers in Cottbus
A thought-provoking exhibition, 'Genuine Fake', is set to open at Cottbus' BlechenCARRÈ shopping center. From October 14, 2024, to November 2, 2024, visitors can learn about the perils of counterfeit products. Organized by the Brandenburg State Museum of Modern Art, the exhibition aims to educate consumers about the risks and losses associated with purchasing fakes.
The 'Genuine Fake' exhibition, a traveling show from the German Customs Museum, will be open Monday to Saturday, from 08:00 to 20:00. It will feature a range of counterfeit items that mimic genuine products, including sportswear, sunglasses, perfumes, chainsaws, and construction foam. These items might seem like bargains, but they often come with serious health and financial implications.
Visitors will learn about the health risks, such as harmful chemicals in counterfeit cosmetics or faulty electrical components in fake appliances. Financial losses are also a concern, with money spent on products that don't last and may be illegal. The exhibition serves as a stark reminder of the dangers lurking behind the allure of cheap, 'genuine' fakes.
The 'Genuine Fake' exhibition at BlechenCARRÈ in Cottbus is a timely reminder for consumers to be cautious when shopping. By learning about the risks, we can make informed decisions and protect ourselves from the pitfalls of counterfeit products.
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