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Cathérine Hug in Conversation with Warren Neidich

Posted on 22. September 2012 by #viennacontemporary Leave a comment

Cathérine Hug from KUNSTHALLE Wien talking with artist and writer Warren Neidich about his work, his project at VIENNAFAIR In The Mind’s Eye, and art in general. Also read this article about Warren Neidich.

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