Uta Grosenick Books

The art of tomorrow

By Yilmaz Dziewior, Laura J. Hoptman, Uta Grosenick

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Presents the work of around 80 contemporary artists.

Photo art

By Thomas Seelig, Uta Grosenick

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International Art Galleries

By Uta Grosenick

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Candida Hofer Rui Xavier

By Anna Porter, Rui Xavier, Tanja Schlittenbauer, Candida Hofer, Herbert Burkert, Uta Grosenick

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Tamara K.E.

By Gregor Jansen, Gean Moreno, Uta Grosenick, Jeremy Gaines, Petra Gaines

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Tamara K.E. (b. Tbilisi, Georgia; lives and works in Düsseldorf and New York) makes art that aims to create a world of pure subjectivity. Her works acknowledge the grand narratives and integrates e...

Photo Art

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Niki de Saint Phalle

By Pontus Hulten, Karl Gunnar Pontus Hulten

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Niki De Saint Phalle

By Pontus Hulten, Karl Gunnar Pontus Hulten

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Art Nouveau

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Surrealism Taschen Basic Art

By Cathrin Klingsohr Leroy, Uta Grosenick

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