Anette Husch Books

From trash to treasure

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Mit: Arman, Catherine Bertola, Joseph Beuys, Karsten Bott, George Brecht, Jürgen Brodwolf, Pavel Büchler, Peter Buggenhout, Christo, Tony Cragg, Jürgen Drescher, Marcel Duchamp, Sylvie Fleury, Gilb...

Von Sinnen

By Anke Dornbach, Anette Husch

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Corinne Wasmuht

By Anette Husch

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Jorg Immendorff

By Robert Storr, Jorg Immendorff, Anette Husch, Pamela Kort, Peter Klaus Schuster

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Los geht es wieder

By Anette Husch, Thorsten Brinkmann

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Von Sinnen

By Anette Husch, Anke Dornbach

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Dritte Welle

By Anette Husch, Dorte Zbikowski

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Corinne Wasmuht

By Anette Husch

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Adrian Ghenie

By Anette Husch, Adrian Ghenie, Jurg Judin

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Ars Viva 10 11

By Friedrich Meschede, Anette Husch, Nina Canell, Markus Zimmermann

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