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Geta Brătescu. Apparitions
n.b.k. Exhibitions – Geta Brătescu. Apparitions
The publication was published on the occasion of Geta Brătescus participation in the 57th Venice Biennale (2017) and in collaboration with Neuer Berliner Kunstverein. It presents an introduction into Geta Brătescu’s work as well as a broad selection of the texts written by her over time – fragments in which the artist expresses herself on facets of the creative process and the sources of her work. The artist's comments are supplemented by numerous illustrations of the works mentioned in her writings.
The publication can be purchased at local bookshops, via the website of Buchhandlung Walther König, and at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein. Members of Neuer Berliner Kunstverein can buy the book at n.b.k. for the special price of 15.00 Euro.
n.b.k. Exhibitions
Geta Brătescu. Apparitions
Edited by Magda Radu, Diana Ursan and Marius Babias. With a foreword by Magda Radu and Diana Ursan.
264 pages, with b&w and color illustrations, soft cover, English, Koenig Books, London 2017
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