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Martha Rosler

Martha Rosler lives and works in New York. Her videos, photo-texts, installations, and performances have been presented in documenta (Kassel, Germany), several Whitney Biennials, the Institute of Contemporary Art in London, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Dia Center for the Arts in New York.

In 2000 a retrospective of her work was shown in five European cities and in New York at the New Museum of Contemporary Art and the International Center of Photography. In Fall 2006 she is participating in the Hannah Arendt Denkraum, an exhibition in Berlin commemorating the life and work of the German political theorist. Her work will also be on view at the 2007 Skulptur Projekte in M¸nster, Germany and at Saigon Open City, the first biennial in Vietnam.

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Martha Rosler lives and works in New York; her videos, photo-texts, installations and performances have been presented at documenta (Kassel, Germany), several Whitney Biennials and major institutions in London and New York. A 2000 retrospective toured five European cities and New York (New Museum of Contemporary Art; International Center of Photography); in Fall 2006 she is participating in the Hannah Arendt Denkraum in Berlin and her work will be on view at the 2007 Skulptur Projekte in M¸nster, Germany and at Saigon Open City, the first biennial in Vietnam.

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