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History is a Warm Gun.
n.b.k. Berlin Vol. 7 – History is a Warm Gun.
Taking Berlin as a site for contemporary art trends as a starting point, the publication reflects socially relevant subjects and perspectives of today's generation of artists. By the example of 16 selected international artists living in Berlin, different working methods and artistic approaches dealing with their personal history as well as the German history are being revealed. With a foreword by Marius Babias and Tim Renner, as well as essays by Jan Brandt, Britta Schmitz and Silke Wittig.
The book was published on the occasion of the exhibition History is a Warm Gun.
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. Berlin Vol. 7
History is a Warm Gun.
Edited by Marius Babias and Britta Schmitz. With a greeting by Tim Renner, a preface by Marius Babias and texts by Britta Schmitz, Jan Brandt, and Silke Wittig.
132 pages, color illustrations, softcover, German, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, Köln 2015
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