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ATELIÉRY AVU: ŠKOLA RESTAUROVÁNÍ UMĚLECKÝCH DĚL SOCHAŘSKÝCH PETRA SIEGLA

sculpture
artistsPetr Siegl
placeAVU in Prague
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sculpture
castPetr Siegl
cameraIvan Svoboda, Jan Vidlička
soundIvan Svoboda, Jan Vidlička
editingIvan Svoboda, Jan Vidlička
interviewIvan Svoboda, Jan Vidlička
categoryProfiles
published29. 11. 2007
languageČesky / English
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ATELIÉRY AVU: ŠKOLA RESTAUROVÁNÍ UMĚLECKÝCH DĚL SOCHAŘSKÝCH PETRA SIEGLA
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"The installation of the exhibitions will be entrusted to the artists. I see it as a second choice besides the fact that artists teach. "
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