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Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures

Authors
Shigeko Kubota; Toni Stooss; Zdenek Felix; Shigeko Kubota; John G. Hanhardt
Place
Germany
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Site
Museum Folkwang Essen
ETC archive
ETC2123
Curator(s)
John G. Hanhardt
Artist(s)
Shigeko Kubota

Abstract

Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures. Although most of this catalog's text is in German, the following headings are found in English translation: For Shigeko by Barbara J. London, Shigeko Kubota- Video Sculpture: Two Phases, 2: "Marcel Duchamp's Grave," 3: "Meta-Marcel: Window," 4: "Nude Descending a Staircase," 5: "Meta-Marcel: (1976/77)," Shigeko Kubota- Mountain Series, John G. Hanhardt- Video Transformations, Berlin Projects, and Shigeko Kubota- Twenty Questions About My Work.
Site:
Museum Folkwang Essen
Curator(s):
Hanhardt,John G.
Artist(s):
Kubota,Shigeko
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Shigeko Kubota; Toni Stooss; Zdenek Felix; Shigeko Kubota; John G. Hanhardt. Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures. .

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Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures. Although most of this catalog's text is in German, the following headings are found in English translation: For Shigeko by Barbara J. London, Shigeko Kubota- Video Sculpture: Two Phases, 2: "Marcel Duchamp's Grave," 3: "Meta-Marcel: Window," 4: "Nude Descending a Staircase," 5: "Meta-Marcel: (1976/77)," Shigeko Kubota- Mountain Series, John G. Hanhardt- Video Transformations, Berlin Projects, and Shigeko Kubota- Twenty Questions About My Work.

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