SLAVS AND TATARS: CRACK UP – CRACK DOWN. 33RD LJUBLJANA BIENNIAL OF GRAPHIC ARTS
SITE READ: SEVEN CURATORS ON THEIR LANDMARK EXHIBITION
ETTORE SPALLETTI: OMBRE D’AZUR, TRANSPARENCE
VLADISLAV SHAPOVALOV: IMAGE DIPLOMACY
FREDERIK VÆRSLEV: OPEN WINDOW
SALOMÉ LAMAS: FATAMORGANA
DIEGO PERRONE
STEP BY STEP: UN REGARD SUR LA COLLECTION D’UN MARCHAND D’ART
DAVIDE BALULA
DISTRIBUTION
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English / Italian
24.5 x 17.5 cm
ISBN 9788896501368
€ 28.00
Published on the occasion of Aldo Spoldi's double solo exhibition at Fondazione Marconi and Studio Marconi '65 in Milan, Un Dio non può farsi male / A God can't hurt himself is an Italian/English book written by virtual philosopher Andrea Bortolon, an ingenious way for the artist to gather and convey his thoughts on contemporary world.
192 pages
English / Italian
24.5 x 17.5 cm
ISBN 9788896501368
€ 28.00
Published on the occasion of Aldo Spoldi’s double solo exhibition at Fondazione Marconi and Studio Marconi ’65 in Milan, Un Dio non può farsi male / A God can’t hurt himself is an Italian/English book written by virtual philosopher Andrea Bortolon, an ingenious way for the artist to gather and convey his thoughts on contemporary world.
€28.00
Published on the occasion of Aldo Spoldi’s double solo exhibition at Fondazione Marconi and Studio Marconi ’65 in Milan, Un Dio non può farsi male / A God can’t hurt himself is an Italian/English book written by virtual philosopher Andrea Bortolon, an ingenious way for the artist to gather and convey his thoughts on contemporary world.
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