The Wolf Kahlen Museum
Museum of Intermedia Arts
is dedicated
to the work of media artist Wolf Kahlen.
It represents in major works from 1956 until today a maximum insight in the artist's multifacetted concepts. It assembles loans from private international collections of all periods:
Video sculptures / tapes / performances / installations. Photo and sound works. Architectures, drawings, paintings, texts,
his Tibet research on a Tibetan Leonardo,
the Archive of the Ruine der Kuenste Berlin,
writings, net art ...
Museum of Intermedia Arts
is dedicated
to the work of media artist Wolf Kahlen.
It represents in major works from 1956 until today a maximum insight in the artist's multifacetted concepts. It assembles loans from private international collections of all periods:
Video sculptures / tapes / performances / installations. Photo and sound works. Architectures, drawings, paintings, texts,
his Tibet research on a Tibetan Leonardo,
the Archive of the Ruine der Kuenste Berlin,
writings, net art ...
courtesy
courtesy all private collections, the Wolf Kahlen Museum, authors and artists
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Wolf Kahlen, Wolf Kahlen Museum
and / or the artists, authors or collections
and VG Bild-Kunst Berlin / Bonn 2011
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