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Ursula Mayer: But We Loved Her
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Product Description: Through films and installations, Ursula Mayer (born 1970) explores questions of individualism and consumerism. This monograph documents her films Gonda (2012) and Pheres (2013), and a 16-mm installation referencing Michael Snow’s Two Sides to Every Story.
By Ursula Blickle (editor), Agnes Husslein-Arco (editor), Ursula Mayer (other contributor) and Bettina Steinbrugge (editor)
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9783869844794 | Verlag Fur Moderne Kunst, April 30, 2014, cover price $45.00 | About this edition: Through films and installations, Ursula Mayer (born 1970) explores questions of individualism and consumerism.

The Cabinet of Jan Svankmajer: The Pendulum, the Pit, and Other Pecularities
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By Ursula Blickle (editor), Gaby Hartel, Gerald Matt (editor) and Jan Svankmajer (contributor)
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9783869842561 | Verlag Fur Moderne Kunst, April 30, 2012, cover price $55.00

Diaries & Dreams
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Product Description: The 15 artists presented here all draw on dreams: They believe that drawing, a diaristic impulse to capture the ephemeral (and not to care if it is ephemeral) plays an important role in the formulation of subconscious wishes, in coaxing out conflicts, in documenting private worlds...read more
By Ursula Blickle (editor)
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9783905701296 | Bilingual edition (Ursula-Blickle-Siftung, January 1, 2006), cover price $35.00 | About this edition: The 15 artists presented here all draw on dreams: They believe that drawing, a diaristic impulse to capture the ephemeral (and not to care if it is ephemeral) plays an important role in the formulation of subconscious wishes, in coaxing out conflicts, in documenting private worlds.

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