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Klasse Kamp 1974 2006 Kunstakademie Dusseldorf
Normativitat und Faktizitat
Normativitat und Faktizitat

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Wege zu Brecht
Wege zu Brecht

By Monika Buschey

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Hoch unten
Hoch unten

By Joachim Kalka

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Neues Bauen in Thuringen
Ritter, Bauern, Lutheraner
Ritter, Bauern, Lutheraner

By Fabian Fiederer, Peter Wolf, Constantin Groth, Evamaria Brockhoff, Alexandra Franz

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Die Welt vor 500 Jahren war eine Zeit grosser Veränderungen. Buchdruck, Flugschriften und Kampflieder brachten neue Ideen unter die Leute. Nicht nur im historischen Rückblick, sondern auch für die...

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Splitterflusse
Splitterflusse

By Alexander Konig

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Apokalyptisches Rauschen
Von der Subkultur zur Kulturindustrie
Johannes Itten Wassily Kandinsky Paul Klee

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