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Der Ficker
Der Ficker

By Martin Kippenberger, Martin Guttmann, Michael Clegg, Rudolf Polanszky, Jorg Heiser, Georg Trakl, Franz West, Benedikt Ledebur, Peter Cole, Albert Oehlen

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The publication is a resumption, on Franz West's initiative, of the renowned "Brenner" - a journal published in Innsbruck by Ludwig von Ficker. The circle that associated with this journal also inc...

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Clegg & Guttmann
Clegg & Guttmann

By Clegg Guttmann.

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Michael Clegg and Martin Guttmann have been collaborating since 1980. They have shown extensively in the U.S.A., Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Japan and other countries. Their work is in collect...

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Der Ficker
Der Ficker

By Severin Schroeder, Brigitta Falkner, Ilse Somavilla, Ferdinand Schmatz, Martin Guttmann, Michael Clegg, Rudolf Polanszky, Andrew Lugg, Barbara Kohler, Monika Rinck, Oswald Egger, Franz West, Franz Josef Czernin, Benedikt Ledebur, Peter Cole, Tamuna Sirbiladze, Oswald Wiener, Ann Cotten

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The yearbook “Der Ficker” is appearing in its second edition. It was conceived last year by Franz West, Clegg & Guttmann, Benedikt Ledebur and Rudolf Polanszky as a philosophical-poetic, artistic,...

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Clegg and Guttmann
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