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Babies straight off the assembly line

By Katharina Knacker

Babies straight off the assembly line? Only with Bruno Gironcoli. But we also know about of other manlike machines in the artworld.

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Gangster dogs and shady crocodiles

By Marie Sophie Beckmann

In the animations of Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg, animals become human and humans become animals. Literally.

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Visiting Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock

By Ilka Voermann

For a long time, Lee Krasner lived together with Jackson Pollock in the modest area of Springs, East Hampton. Curator Ilka Voermann travelled to their common house, which still radiates a wondrous feeling of calm.

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It always starts with an idea

By Kathi Kæppel

About the freedom of art and how ideas turn into artworks. Artist duo Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg on the production of their hypnotic, animated worlds.

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The steakhouse also serves fish

By Matthias Ulrich

Andy Warhol vacuuming, a chief rattling dishes in Chinatown and a “quick” reunion at the steakhouse. Curator Matthias Ulrich on tour in New York.

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The Who’s Who of the Viennese Avant-Garde

By Rebecca Herlemann

Until the 1970s, the Galerie nächst St. Stephan was considered the central venue of the artistic avant-garde in Vienna. It was also here that Bruno Gironcoli celebrated his first successes.