Silke Opitz Books

Zwei Bier fur Haiti

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This carefully designed publication does not only serve as a guidebook for the group show 'Full House'. With its layout and design, it can also be seen and used as a game or game set. It is not sol...

Zwei Raume fur sich allein

By Silke Opitz

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Henry Van de Velde s art school buildings in Weimar

By Henry Van De Velde

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Sascha Schneider

By Sascha Schneider

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Rudolph Karl Alexander gen. Sascha Schneider (1870 St. Petersburg-1927 Swinemünde), gilt als eine der schillerndsten Figuren der deutschen bzw. europäischen Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte des frühen 2...

Van de Veldes Kunstschulbauten in Weimar

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Maarten Sleeuwits Objects And Recordings

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Mona Vatamanu and Florin Tudor

By Mona Vatamanu

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Mari Sunna

By Holger Saupe, Silke Opitz, Mari Sunna

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William Lamson

By Silke Optiz, Liza Statton, William Lamson

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