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⏲ Duration: 21 min 86 sec
✓ Published: 04-Feb-2021
✓ Published: 04-Feb-2021
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“As artists we produce alternatives. Constantly. We are manufacturing alternatives for whatever.”nnMeet German artist Katharina Grosse in this very personal conversation in which she reflects on her upbringing, the importance of traveling, different elements meeting each other, and the idea of giving back to society.nnKatharina Grosse uses painting, sculpture, and architecture in her artworks, which tend to be large-scale, site-related installations. Her international reputation has grown st
“As artists we produce alternatives. Constantly. We are manufacturing alternatives for whatever.”nnMeet German artist Katharina Grosse in this very personal conversation in which she reflects on her upbringing, the importance of traveling, different elements meeting each other, and the idea of giving back to society.nnKatharina Grosse uses painting, sculpture, and architecture in her artworks, which tend to be large-scale, site-related installations. Her international reputation has grown st
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