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Observatorium

By Christoph Keller

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Peter Doig

By Doig Peter, Peter Doig, Bernhart Schwenk, Hilke Wagner

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Barbara Kruger

By Barbara Kruger, Frank Thorsten Moll, Veit Gorner, Hilke Wagner

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4 1 2

By Javier Tellez

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The most important works by the New York-based Venezuelan filmmaker, Javier Téllez, were presented for the first time in Europe in a solo show at the Kunstverein Braunschweig (18.4.-14.6.2009); the...

Certain arrangements

By Jochen Schmith Artist Group

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Albertinum

By Hilke Wagner

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The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen of Dresden's Albertinum houses one of the largest German collections of art from romanticism to the present day, from Caspar David Friedrich to Gerhard Richter, from...

Santiago Sierra

By Lutz Hieber, Gordon Uhlmann, Santiago Sierra, Waldemar Rohrbein, Hilke Wagner

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Pamela Rosenkranz

By Katya Garcia Anton, Pamela Rosenkranz, Gianni Jetzer, Hilke Wagner

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Jan Kchermann Schchte Shafts

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