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Proposal for Documenta 12 in 2007, or How William Blake saved Documenta

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A Prior Magazine EXTRA#02


EXTRA#02
Proposal for Documenta 12 in 2007, or How William Blake saved Documenta

A Prior Magazine
 

Summary (en)

invite/intro
How William Blake Saved Documenta
report
It was a dark and stormy night
JOHN FARE
(not dated)
GIBSON BLOCKER
in 2021 for 2022
HEMAN CHONG
in 2007 for 2022
MATHIEU COPELAND
in 2007 for 4422
MARIANA CASTILLO DEBALL
in 2007 for 3987
PABLO LEON DE LA BARRA
in 1972 for today
LORIS GREAUD
(not dated)
SOFIA HERNANDEZ CHONG CUY
in 2038 for 2047
GERMAINE KRUIP
in 2030 for 2032
ANDERS KREUGER
in 2043 for 2047
GABRIEL LESTER
in 2007
FRANCIS MCKEE
in 2042 for 2047
DARIUS MIKSYS
in 2007 for 1955
NAEEM MOHAIEMEN (shobak.org)
in 2008 for 2012
JONATHAN MONK
(not dated)
PETER PAN
in 2377 for 2320
D. ROSS
in present for last
JOE SCANLAN
in 2012 for 2012
ERAN SCHAERF
in 6789 for 2345
LUCY E. SMITH
(not dated)
MARIO GARCIA TORRES
(not dated)
STURTEVANT
in 2007


 

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Conferences

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European histories
The 22nd European Meeting of Cultural Journals
Vilnius, 8-11 May 2009
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