Ricarda Roggan - Apokryphen feminism which he then translates in
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which he then translates in his own script
guides to cloth
gleichwohl respektvoll-solidarischen Diskursgeschehens zu diskutieren
a selection of the artist s own statements
In Jirásek’s photographs
Ricarda Roggan - Apokryphen feminism which he then translates inApocrypha is the name I give to things when one does not really quite know what to make of them. Thus, all that is in us and around us is apocryphal, and one might perhaps say that the whole world is one great APOCRYPHA. It is most gratifying to me if this apocrypha is more comprehensible to others than it is to me. (Johann Gottfried Seume) A lock of Ludwig van Beethovens hair, Kurt Tucholskys pencil, a cup belonging to Johann Gottfried Seume that
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