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two lives, dialogues : über die Kommunikation mit dem Computer

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An edition of Hörner & Antlfinger (1999)

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two lives, dialogues : über die Kommunikation mit dem Computer

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Publisher
NGBK
Language
German
Pages
45

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Subjects
Computer art, Exhibitions
People
Ute Hörner (1964-), Mathias Antlfinger (1960-)
Places
Germany

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Hörner & Antlfinger: two lives, dialogues : über die Kommunikation mit dem Computer
1999, NGBK
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Edition Notes

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Oct. 30-Nov. 28, 1999.

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Berlin
Other Titles
Two lives, dialogues, Hörner und Antlfinger

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Library of Congress
N6888.H6934 A4 1999

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Pagination
45 p.
Number of pages
45

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30139368M
ISBN 10
3926796650
LCCN
00465565

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