Valie Export Books

This dense script, which has been unearthed during the archival research for the exhibition of Neuen Berliner Kunstverein, assembled from a universal collection of materials, can now be presented t...

Valie Export

By Valie Export, Sabine Haag, Sabine Folie

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"Fame et infamia. The Infamy of the nameless" is an exhibition of significant artworks of one of Austria's most important contemporary female artists: Valie Export. Feminist artwork from the 1960s...

The Last Picture Show: Artists Using Photography 1960-1982

By Bruce Nauman, Stefan Gronnert, Dan Graham, Joseph Beuys, David Weiss, Barbara Kruger, Dennis Oppenheim, John Baldessari, Douglas Fogle, Marcel Broodthaers, Sarah Charlesworth, Valie Export, Geoffrey Batchen, Kathy Halbreich, Mel Bochner, Bas Jan Ader, Pamela Lee, Sol Lewitt, Christian Boltanski, Broodthaers, Marcel., Peter Fischli, Vito Acconci, Richard Flood, Giovanni Anselmo, Jan Dibbets

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Traversing The Fine Line Between Artists Who Are Photographers And Artists Who Use Photography, The Last Picture Show Traces The Development Of Conceptual Trends In Postwar Photographic Practice Fr...

Video Acts

By Marina Abramovic, Joan Jonas, Valie Export, Darren Almond, Glenn Lowry, Christopher Eamon, Nam June Paik, Gary Hill, Klaus Biesenbach, Dara Birnbaum, Tony Oursler, Barbara London, Vito Acconci, Peter Campus, Mike Kelley, Steve McQueen, Pippiloti Rist, Dan Graham

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