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Tatjana Erpen

By Peter Pfrunder, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard

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Tatjana Erpen's bulky works tell of the sensual matter and the creative traces left behind by people. Unspectacular situations become the scene of mysterious stories that the viewer can hardly esca...

Charlie White

By Charlie White, Christoph Doswald, Dorothea Strauss

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Valerie Belin

By Tobias Bezzola, Jurg Trosch, Valerie Belin, Markus Bosshard

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Clegg and Guttmann

By Tobia Bezzola, Martin Guttmann, Michael Clegg, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard

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Jules Spinatsch

By Lionel Bovier, Jules Spinatsch, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard

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Erik Steinbrecher

By Erik Steinbrecher, Hans Rudolf Reust, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard

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John Stezaker

By John Stezaker, Lionel Bovier, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard

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Simone Kappeler America 1981

By Peter Pfrunder, Jurg Trosch, Markus Bosshard, Simone Kappeler

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