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Mariella Mosler: Semiglot
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Product Description: Semiglot documents German artist Mariella Mosler’s (born 1962) most recent installation in the town of Giessen: a sweeping, labyrinthine floor mosaic made from tiny multicolored sweets and a wall installation of 60 masks made from rope, cardboard and wood shavings.
By Hanne Loreck, Mariella Mosler, Ursula Panhans-b�hler and Uta Riese (editor)
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9783866786875 | Kerber Christof Verlag, April 30, 2013, cover price $35.00 | About this edition: Semiglot documents German artist Mariella Mosler’s (born 1962) most recent installation in the town of Giessen: a sweeping, labyrinthine floor mosaic made from tiny multicolored sweets and a wall installation of 60 masks made from rope, cardboard and wood shavings.

Jeongmoon Choi: Drawing in Space
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By Jeongmoon Choi (other contributor) and Ursula Panhans-buhler
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9783866785755 | Bilingual edition (Kerber Christof Verlag, April 30, 2012), cover price $40.00

The Fate of Irony
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Product Description: Irony is one of the defining characteristics of postmodernism, but is it a meaningful strategy today? The Fate of Irony addresses this question in works by Christian Jankowski, Werner Büttner, Marcel Dzama, Daniela Comani, Martin Kippenberger, Julia Oschatz, Roman Ondák, Julia Kissina, Ming Wong and Peter Jap Lim, among others...read more
By Zdenek Felix, Jorg Heiser, Sarah Khan, Ursula Panhans-buhler and Ludwig Seyfarth
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9783866784291 | Kerber Christof Verlag, February 28, 2011, cover price $39.95 | About this edition: Irony is one of the defining characteristics of postmodernism, but is it a meaningful strategy today?

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