MICHAEL E. SMITH
PAMELA ROSENKRANZ: ALIEN CULTURE
THINGS WE DO TOGETHER: THE POST-READER
ERLING KAGGE: WALKING. MOVEMENTS NORTH OF BOLZANO
LAURENT MONTARON
MARTÍN SOTO CLIMÉNT
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€ 5.00
In his exhibition for ar/ge kunst Galerie Museum, the American artist Leander Schwazer focuses on the historical-iconographic aspect of the episode of the Abduction of Europa. He reflects on the mythological theme, which itself became the archetypical model for various multifaceted works and visual terms, with the aim of working out its conceptual resonance within the history of European culture.
Limited edition: 800 numbered copies
English/German/Italian
1 booklet, 1 poster, 21 x 15 cm
€ 5.00
In his exhibition for ar/ge kunst Galerie Museum, the American artist Leander Schwazer focuses on the historical-iconographic aspect of the episode of the Abduction of Europa.
He reflects on the mythological theme, which itself became the archetypical model for various multifaceted works and visual terms, with the aim of working out its conceptual resonance within the history of European culture.
€5.00
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In his exhibition for ar/ge kunst Galerie Museum, the American artist Leander Schwazer focuses on the historical-iconographic aspect of the episode of the Abduction of Europa.
He reflects on the mythological theme, which itself became the archetypical model for various multifaceted works and visual terms, with the aim of working out its conceptual resonance within the history of European culture.
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