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Nam June Paik : Werke 1946-76

Author
Kolnischer Kunstverein
Publisher
Kolnischer Kunstverein
ETC archive
ETC0520

Abstract

Music, Fluxus, Video by Paik. Video photo by Ralph Hocking. In German.
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Kolnischer Kunstverein. Nam June Paik : Werke 1946-76. Kolnischer Kunstverein. 1976.

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Music, Fluxus, Video by Paik. Video photo by Ralph Hocking. In German.

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