Destroy, she said
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Destroy, she said
(Julia Stoschek collection, 1)
Hatje Cantz, 2008
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Number one : Destroy, she said
Julia Stoschek Collection, Number one : Destroy, she said
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Exhibition catalogue
Catalog of the exhibition held at the Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf, June 18, 2007-August 2, 2008
Includes bibliographical referece
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Destroy, she said was the title of the first exhibition at the D sseldorf-based Julia Stoschek Collection, which was widely acclaimed when it opened in 2007. Stoschek is a private collector, primarily of film and video, whose dramatic media-supportive gallery was designed by the Berlin architectural firm, K hn Malvezzi. The collection includes classic works and newer pieces by sought-after and emerging artists. Among those represented in this volume are Doug Aitken, Paul Chan, Robert Smithson, Monica Bonvicini, Natasha Sadr Hagidhian, Dara Birnbaum, Klara Liden and Olafur Eliasson. The publication is rounded out by Daniel Birnbaum's essay on contemporary time-based art and Kaye Geipel's text exploring the history and architecture of the century-old industrial building that was completely gutted and custom designed to house the collection.
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