Peter Pakesch Books

Quartett, August 1968-September 2000

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Personliche Plane Kunsthalle Basel Ausstellung Vom 23. Marz 12. Mai 2002 English and German Edition

By Schwabe

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Painting on the Move

By Bernhard Mendes Burgi, Peter Pakesch

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Summary: Franz West gehört zu den wichtigsten zeitgenössischen Künstlern und ist zugleich einer der speziellsten Protagonisten der europäischen Kunstszene. Das Oeuvre des Biennale- und documenta-Te...

Romuald Hazoume

By Gunther Holler Schuster, Peter Pakesch, Romuald Hazoume

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Landschaft

By Katrin Bucher Trantow, Katia Huemer, Peter Pakesch

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Public Space Two Audiences

By Diedrich Diederichsen, Peter Pakesch, Anne Rorimer, Anton Herbert, Hans Joachim Muller, Manuel Borja Villel

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Max Neuhaus

By Max Neuhaus

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Die Kunst des Herrn Nestler

By Katrin Bucher Trantow, Peter Pakesch, Neue Galerie Graz Universalmuseum Joanneum Staff

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