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Cool. I have read Keren Cytter's Apocalypse Now this year too. She had a show of her video works here in Rotterdam.
ReplyDeleteHey Erik, havent seen any of her work (as far as a i remember) apart from on UBU and youtubes, from what ive seen i gotta see some more!!!
ReplyDeleteplus Strenberg make some pretty looking books.