Notizbuch 3
Kunst gesellschaft museum
- Type
- on subject
- Auteur
- Joseph Beuys, Harald Szeemann, Dieter Hacker, Stephen Willats, Raffael Rheinsberg, Horst Kurnitzky, Klaus Heinrich, Jens Beiderwieden, Jürgen Harten, Heinrich Dilly, Janos Frecot, Peter Iden, Rudolph Ganz, Jeannot Simmen, Giulio Carlo Argan
- Publisher
- Medusa, Berlin, 1980
- Code
- THEO-KUR-1
See also
Jan de Cock – Denkmal, Volumes 1-3
Jan de Cock – Denkmal, Volumes 1-3
Jan de Cock – Denkmal, Volumes 1-3
Library Material – on artist
Paradigm Shifts – Walter and McBean Galleries Exhibitions and Public Programs San Francisco Art Institute 2006 – 2011
Paradigm Shifts – Walter and McBean Galleries Exhibitions and Public Programs San Francisco Art Institute 2006 – 2011
Library Material – on subject
SFAI San Francisco Art Institute
SFAI San Francisco Art Institute
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
Library Material – on subject
NIFCA
NIFCA
Het museum als plek voor ideeen – essay
Het museum als plek voor ideeen – essay
Library Material – on subject
Valiz
Valiz
Issues in Curating Contemporary Art and Performance
Issues in Curating Contemporary Art and Performance
Issues in Curating Contemporary Art and Performance
Library Material – on subject
Intellect Books
Intellect Books
Inauguration of MMCA Seoul – Birth of a Museum: Documenting the Construction of MMCA, Seoul
Inauguration of MMCA Seoul – Birth of a Museum: Documenting the Construction of MMCA, Seoul
Inauguration of MMCA Seoul – Birth of a Museum: Documenting the Construction of MMCA, Seoul
Library Material – on group show
Mmca National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Foundation
Mmca National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Foundation