Trine Sondergaard Books

Trine Sondergaard

By Trine Sondergaard

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Strude

By Trine Sondergaard

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Stasis II

By Trine Sondergaard

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Exploring stillness and introspection, 'Stasis II' brings together three series by Danish artist Trine Søndergaard (b. 1972). Different historical time periods and materials meet in Søndergaard's p...

Hovedtoj

By Tilde Monsted, Trine Sondergaard

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The book Hovedtøj by Trine Søndergaard consists of a new series of images that Søndergaard created specifically for the exhibition in Skive by photographing young, local girls wearing historical he...

203 works

By Trine Sondergaard

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Compiling more than ten projects and spanning fifteen years of artistic work, the book Trine Søndergaard: 203 Works presents the most comprehensive collection of images ever assembled in book form...

203 works

By Trine Sondergaard

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Trine Sondergaard and Nicolai Howalt

By Liz Wells, Nicolai Howalt, Trine Sondergaard

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Trine Sondergaard

By Muzeon Al Ha Tefer Jerusalem Staff, Mieke Bal, Trine Sondergaard, Ffotogallery Staff

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Kunsthallen Brandts 25 ar

By Trine Sondergaard, Lene Burkard

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Sjaelens Ingenicrer

By Loa Brix, Trine Sondergaard, Ole Nyegaard

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