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Book# 42526

Weiwei, Ai (1957-)

New York 1983-1993. [Plus title in Chinese. - Vorwort Joachim Sartorius, Gereon Sievernich. Text John Tancock, Stephanie H. Tung, Alison Klayman].

Ausstellungskatalog, Berlin, Martin Gropius Bau, 14.10.2011-18.03.2012.
Ort   Berlin/ Beijing
Verlag   Distanz Verlag/ Three Shadows Photography Art Centre
Jahr   2012
Einband   sc.
Illustration, Ausstattung   bw photographs
Medium   Buch, Katalog
ISBN / ISSN   978-3-942405-50-8
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Text chin., engl., dt. - Other edition: German edition Ai Weiwei New York 1983-1993. Berlin: Distanz 2011. Cat. in cooperation with Berliner Festspiele and Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, Beijing.
125.00 $.
Photographie 20. Jahrh. Monographie USA, New York 
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