Skin
Skin is a very special and personal material poised between life and death, and marking the delicate boundary between the body and the external world. German artist Heide Hatry, herself at work with this eccentric and most intimate material, has brought together a group of six international women artists-sculptresses, painters, photographers-all working in the same medium: skin.
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Authors
Zuschlag Christof, Sachs Elsbeth, Amy Michael J., Partsch Susanna, Jocks Heinz-Norbert, Gercke Hans, Vara Renee, Koch Cornelia, Hatry Heide, Mundi Veronica
Personalities
Ebanista Paula, Hatry Heide, Bofinger Christine, Burgos Emilia, Roth Hermine, Hirst Betty, Scherer Lena
Type
Place of publication
Heidelberg
Publisher
Year
2006
Number of pages
143 pages
ISBN
9783936636727
Open stacks or available on request
Available on request
Illustrations
No
Bibliography
No
UDC code and author sign
709.042 Hat
Volumes
1
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