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enthält: Die Publikation erschien anlässlich der gleichnamigen Ausstellung, die auf Initiative des Goethe-Institut New York im März und April 1977 als Teil der Veranstaltungsreihe Berlin Now in New York realisiert wurde. Die Ausstellung bestand wie die Publikation aus drei Teilen: 1.) Hannah Höch. Collages and Photomontages; 2.) Realistic Tendencies; 3.) Abstraction, Conception, Performance. Eingeladene Kuratoren der Ausstellung waren: Dieter Honisch, Thomas Kempas, Eberhard Roters und Lucie Schauer aus Berlin sowie Paul Mocsanyi aus New York. Die Publikation wurde im Auftrag des Goethe-Institut New York vom Berliner Künstlerprogramm des DAAD veröffentlicht.
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Auflage: unbekannt
Verlag: Goethe House (New York, NY)
Rechtehinweis: Goethe House (New York, NY) und die Autoren
Bartels, Daghild
Löffler, Gerd
Ohff, Heinz
Roters, Eberhard
Ruhrberg, Karl
Schauer, Lucie
Schwenger, Hannes
Sello, Katrin
Anders, Jörg P.
Deecke, Hilda
Eckelt, Werner
Friedrich, Reinhard
Jaanson, Nina von
Lommatzsch, Ingeborg
Zenker, Hilde
Goethe House (New York, NY)
Berliner Künstlerprogramm des DAAD
Galerie Denise René (New York)
New School Art Center (New York, NY)
Berlin (West)
New York
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