Niemand bedarf der Bedürftigen / No one needs the needy
Stanley Brouwn, Andrea Büttner, Stan Brakhage, Ulrich Emmert, Roe Ethridge, Ruth Ewan, Ellen Gronemeyer, Igor and Svetlana Kopystiansky, Kalin Lindena, Dieter Roth, Thomas Schroeren, Sue Tompkins, Victor Vasarely
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SANDRA BüRGEL No one needs the needy to 14th feb
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