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Knopp Ferro's artistic roots can be traced back to the Fluxus Movement of the 1970s in Cologne. The expansion of what constituted art that was central to this movement continues to influence Ferro's work to the present day. This...

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Sissa Micheli

The new monograph by Vienna-based media artist Sissa Micheli, originally from South Tyrol, presents the most important series of her works from the last ten years. Her photographs, videos, and installations focus on the transience of...

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Christina Dimitriadis

I have lost my Euridice provides an overview of the work of Greek-German artist Christina Dimitriadis and is being published to accompany the eponymous exhibition at the Schwartzsche Villa, Berlin. It focuses on the artist's walks around...

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Jakob Mattner

In the second volume exploring the impact of and response to an exhibition, artist Jakob Mattner questions which perspective we might take in light of current world events. In his exhibition Deep Time, shown over five months at St....

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MOMENTA Biennale d'art contemporain

In a world saturated with images, some, strangely, are lacking. The 19th edition of MOMENTA aims to open up multiple perspectives for experimentation and speculation on the nature, uses, and production of missing images. In Praise of the...

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Sibylle Bergemann

Das Denkmal (The Monument) brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986,...

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Frizzi Krella

Layers of ancient culture and religion overlap with the present day in Damascus. Frizzi Krella depicts this vibrant city in all its ambivalence in her black-and-white and color photographs. She focuses on everyday life scarred by war and...

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Dieter Appelt

Since the 1960s, Berlin-born artist Dieter Appelt (b. 1935) has traced the losses of modern society through his camera lens. The trained musician and opera singer discovered photography as a means of reconnecting with nature, mythology,...

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Von Shitposts und Kleinen Eiszeiten | Of...

Was there such a thing as 'shitposting' in the 17th century? Is Rembrandt really always a safe investment? What florid dramas lie behind the scenes in Rachel Ruysch's still life paintings, and has Aelbert Jacobsz Cuyp finally gone to the...

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Mikael Lundström

In Overburden, photographer Mikael Lundström journeys through the central Appalachian mountains in the East of the USA, an area shaped by coal-mining, poverty, and deep religion. It is also thought to be the birthplace of country...

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Susanne Walström

On the evening of May 4, 2007, a catastrophic tornado tore through the small town of Greensburg, Kansas, USA, destroying 95 percent of everything in its path and reducing the community to rubble.Photographer Susanne Walström had first...

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was geschehen und nie geschehen ist

In the GDR, several hundred to several thousand children (the figure varies depending on the source) were separated from their parents and put up for adoption. The actual number is unknown to the present day. The family code of the GDR...

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