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Judith Grassl - GIFTS
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KALI Gallery is pleased to announce the solo exhibition GIFTS by Munich based german artist Judith Grassl (*1985). She presents her latest works, which deal with the study of form of everyday objects, with an unusual background of posthuman gifts and their symbolism in the various cults.
Title: Judith Grassl - GIFTS
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KALI Gallery is pleased to announce the solo exhibition GIFTS by Munich based german artist Judith Grassl (*1985).
She presents her latest works, which deal with the study of form of everyday objects, with an unusual background of posthuman gifts and their symbolism in the various cults.
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