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·2021-05-21

Weird Bookshelf: Place – 35 Designers, 35 Cities – VASAVA

A selection from our personal bookshelf: Place: 35 Designers, 35 Cities – VASAVA | 2004Published by Actar 608 Pages177 x...
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·2021-02-26

Weird Bookshelf: Genevieve Gauckler – Gas Book 15

A selection from our personal bookshelf: Genevieve Gauckler – Gas Book 15 – Gas Book Series | 2004Published by Design...
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·2020-10-02

Weird Bookshelf: ABC+: Laurent Fétis

A selection from our personal bookshelf: ABC+: Laurent Fétis | 2002Published by Gestalten 160 Pages235 x 282 mmEnglishISBN 9783931126872 Darling...
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·2021-04-23

Weird Bookshelf: Maximalism – The graphic design of decadence & excess

A selection from our personal bookshelf: Maximalism – The graphic design of decadence & excess | 2008 By Charlotte RiversPublished...
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·2021-02-05

Weird Bookshelf: Hort – Eikes Grafischer Hort

A selection from our personal bookshelf: Hort – Eikes Grafischer Hort | 2005Published by Gestalten 176 Pages219 x 280 mmEnglishISBN...
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·2020-07-17

Weird Bookshelf: Pathfinder: A Way Through Swiss Graphics

A selection from our personal bookshelf: Pathfinder: A Way Through Swiss Graphics | 2003Published by Laurence King Publishing 240 Pages165...
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Since 2011 TWS has curated and produced collage exhibitions in galleries and museums in Europe (Barcelona, London, Berlin, Madrid, Rotterdam, Trondheim, Valladolid) and America (New York, Montreal, Lima, Quito, San José de Costa Rica) and ran workshops and collage sessions in many of these cities.

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