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Sean O’Toole reviews William Kentridge’s exhibition at Martin-Gropius-Bau titled “No It Is!”

30th June 2016 Written by Ruzy Rusike

New York is where artists go to make a big splash, but Berlin is an increasingly important stopover for any artist with international aspirations..Click to view article

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