Brigitte Kolle Books

Geta Bratescu

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Geta Bratescu is considered the grande dame of conceptual art in Romania. This comprehensive catalog is published on the occasion of the retrospective organized by the Hamburger Kunsthalle celebrat...

Philippe Vandenberg

By Brigitte Kolle, Felicity Lunn

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The Hamburger Kunsthalle is showing the most extensive retrospective to date of the work of Belgian artist Philippe Vandenberg (1952-2009), comprising some 80 paintings and over 120 drawings and pr...

Gego

By Eva Marina Froitzheim, Brigitte Kolle, Lisa Le Feuvre, Gego, Petra Roettig

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Gertrud Goldschmidt (1912-1994), widely known as Gego, was one of the most important women artists in Latin America. This exhibition includes around 120 sculptures and drawings from every stage of...

Jose Davila

By Jose Davila, Brigitte Kolle, Sacha Craddock, Valentina Jager

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Philippe Vandenberg

By Brigitte Kolle, Felicity Lunn

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Local Histories

By Brigitte Kolle, Matilda Felix, Diedrich Diederichsen, Irina Hiebert Grun

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Atmen

By Brigitte Kolle, Sandra Pisot, Adeline Morlon, Johanna Hornauer, Jan Steinke

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Es geht voran

By Brigitte Kolle

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Die Kunst des Wartens

By Brigitte Kolle, Claudia Peppel

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Besser Scheitern

By Brigitte Kolle, Wilhelm Genazino, Hubertus Gassner, Jonas Beyer

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