Venice Biennale 2004 : RETROSPECTIVE book available entrance pavilion .Thierry Geoffroy Colonel

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The RETROSPECTIVE seems to be generously presented at the pavilion entrance

In Venice you can also have copies at the Artsenal

(I will be in Venice 16-24 august )
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Please send videos or photo if you spot the book in context ( also ask your library to order it )
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So far as I know The “PROPULSIVE RETROSPECTIVE” book is also available

-at @villastuck museum in Munich whom is the stimulateur supporteur and produceur of this ouvrage

-In Denmark at the Louisiania Musuem , and SMK ,

-different bibliotek in Denmark

-Some Koenig book shop , FNAC in France .

And online


Thierry Geoffroy

The RETROSPECTIVE seems to be generously presented at the pavilion entrance

In Venice you can also have copies at the Artsenal

(I will be in Venice 16-24 august )
-----------------
Please send videos or photo if you spot the book in context ( also ask your library to order it )
---------------------
So far as I know The “PROPULSIVE RETROSPECTIVE” book is also available

-at @villastuck museum in Munich whom is the stimulateur supporteur and produceur of this ouvrage

-In Denmark at the Louisiania Musuem , and SMK ,

-different bibliotek in Denmark

-Some Koenig book shop , FNAC in France .

And online


Thierry Geoffroy | Colonel: A PROPULSIVE RETROSPECTIVE
Format Art | Awareness Muscle | Emergency Art | Ultracontemporary | Biennalist | Moving Exhibitions | Critical Run | Delay Museum | Apathy Lab | Extracteur
Exhibition catalogue, Villa Stuck München, edited by Michael Buhrs and Christian Ganzenberg
texts (English) by Sebastian Baden, Michael Buhrs, Jonatan Habib Engqvist, Carsten Friberg, Morten Friis, Christian Ganzenberg, Elena Hansen, Séamus Kealy, Tijana Mišković, Susana Puente Matos, Marie-France Rafael, Johanne Schrøder, Inka Schube, and contributions by Mikkel Bøgh, Raphael Chikukwa, Julia Draganović, Mascha Faurschou, Åsmund Boye Kverneland, Christopher Lew, Madeleine Park, Holger Reenberg
608 p with 1000 coloured illustrations
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