Brandon Taylor Contemporary Art Art Since 1970 Laurence King 2012 Pdf

Kunsthalle Wien
Açılış	1992
Konum	Viyana, Avusturya
Koordinatlar	48°12'11.9"Northward, 16°21'33.1"Due east

Kunsthalle Wien, Viyana'daki MuseumsQuartier'de bulunan çağdaş sanat sergi salonu.^[1] MuseumsQuartier ve Karlsplatz'da bulunan müze,^[ii] uluslararası ve çağdaş sanat sergileyen yenilik ve yaratıcılığın evidir.^[3] Sergiler, deneysel mimari, video, fotoğraf ve film ile yeni medya dahil olmak üzere türler arası ve sınır ötesi sanatlara vurgu yapar.^[4]

Kaynakça [değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

1. ^ Dumbadze 2013.
2. ^ Adam 2014.
3. ^ Gardner 2016.
4. ^ "Almost". Kunsthalle Wien (İngilizce). 26 Mart 2020 tarihinde kaynağından arşivlendi. Erişim tarihi: 5 Mart 2021.

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