Fridericianum
Museum / Kassel, Germany
The Fridericianum was opened in 1779 as one of the world’s first public museums. Today, the Fridericianum is an internationally renowned exhibition venue for contemporary art.
Fridericianum is a central hub of contemporary art. Significant positions and artistic currents are identified, presented and debated here.
Ron Nagle (bio) Avant-Garage, 2014, © Ron Nagle, Courtesy of Gallery Pierre Marie Giraud, Photo: Don Tuttle / Rachel Rose (main) Sitting Feeding Sleeping, 2013, Still (detail), © Rachel Rose, Courtesy of the artist, Pilar Corrias Gallery, London und / and Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York / Rome
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Fridericianum
Museum / Kassel, Germany
The Fridericianum was opened in 1779 as one of the world’s first public museums. Today, the Fridericianum is an internationally renowned exhibition venue for contemporary art.
Fridericianum is a central hub of contemporary art. Significant positions and artistic currents are identified, presented and debated here.
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Ron Nagle (bio) Avant-Garage, 2014, © Ron Nagle, Courtesy of Gallery Pierre Marie Giraud, Photo: Don Tuttle / Rachel Rose (main) Sitting Feeding Sleeping, 2013, Still (detail), © Rachel Rose, Courtesy of the artist, Pilar Corrias Gallery, London und / and Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York / Rome
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