Elisabetta Benassi Books

Je Veux

By Elisabetta Benassi, Hans Schabus, Sebastien De Ganay, Hansjorg Zauner, Christophe Boutin, Mario Merz, Herbert Wimmer, Adriana Czernin, Ferdinand Schmatz, Philippe Buschinger, Roman Signer, Erwin Wurm, Siegrun Appelt, Annette Messager, Tim Maul, Haim Steinbach, Oswald Egger, Christian Marclay, Lawrence Wiener, Franz West, Bernard Heidsieck, Marisa Merz, Jannis Kounellis, Irene Und Christine Hohenbuchler, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Esther Stocker, Benedikt Ledebur, Jimmie Durham, Felix Philipp Ingold, Gerold Tagwerker, Martin Walde, John Gossage

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Ask an artist what he/she wants today, and he/she will answer freely, without any hesitation or complex. Thus 230 artists have responded to onestar press's request by deciding, each in his/her own...

Elisabetta Benassi

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"The inspiration behind ... the exhibition and namesake book by Elisabetta Benassi is the controversy triggered by a 1966 work by American artist Carl Andre [Equivalent VIII]"--from inside publicat...

Dry Salvages

By Elisabetta BENASSI

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Elisabetta Benassi

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