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Peter Funch – The Imperfect AtlasPeter Funchs latest project addresses the passage of time and mans continued and evolving effects on the environment. Appropriately, Funch explores the Anthropocene by employing a photographic technique invented at the height of the Industrial Revolution, that of RGB tri color separations. Featuring images captured during Funchs various trips through the Northern Cascade Mountain Range, the book is an imperfect recreation of landscapes and wilderness

while also tracing the history of the Bauhaus reception in the GDR

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Max Neuhaus (b

journalism bureau

who in the 17th century believed he could tell people’s characters and mental traits from their facial features

the sequence of works depicts objects of necessity and leisure against hazy-hued marbled backgrounds

a "living research" project by Casco - Office for Art

full of would-be consumers

Gelpke uses the medium to formulate his subjective view of the world

often humorous renderings of the female form have made her one of Australia’s most esteemed and imitated young illustrators

Schröder was confronted with all the adversities and deprivations of the war years and the interwar period

1971 shows the iconic American smooth-talking rhymester-boxer before and during his prize fight in Zurich against German heavyweight Jürgen Blin on December 26

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