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My Quiet of Gold is an exhibition from the renowned Hasselblad Foundation in Gothenburg, and is currently on view at Gestalten Space, Berlin.
Evelyne Politanoff: Cooper and Gorfer: "My Quiet of Gold,"A Journey in Rural Kyrgyzstan Evelyne Politanoff 2011
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My Quiet of Gold is an exhibition from the renowned Hasselblad Foundation in Gothenburg, and is currently on view at Gestalten Space, Berlin.
Evelyne Politanoff: Cooper and Gorfer: "My Quiet of Gold,"A Journey in Rural Kyrgyzstan Evelyne Politanoff 2011
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The Story of Eames Furniture by Marilyn Neuhart with John Neuhart Gestalten, $199, 2-volumes, 800-page book in a slipcase.
Amazing Illustrated Art Books And Their Brilliant Publishers (PHOTOS) 2011
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The Story of Eames Furniture by Marilyn Neuhart with John Neuhart Gestalten, $199, 2-volumes, 800-page book in a slipcase.
Amazing Illustrated Art Books And Their Brilliant Publishers (PHOTOS) 2011
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I was also sent a new book from my favorite publisher Gestalten called Build On.
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Die einzige, die den Zauber wieder rückgängig machen und den Pilzmenschen ihre Gestalten zurückgeben könnte, ist Prinzessin Fliegenpilz , die Tochter des Pilzmenschenkönigs.
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Gestalten recently sat down with him to talk about his work and ho he visualizes all of his ideas in different ways.
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From the Architecture of Change book by Gestalten publishers.
Boing Boing 2008
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A major achievement during this period was the publication of her first book, Symbole und Gestalten der Jüdischen Kunst [Symbols and forms of Jewish art] (1935).
Rachel Wischnitzer. 2009
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Stuttgart/Konstanz: 1954; Deutung biblischer Gestalten.
Margarete Susman. 2009
chelster commented on the word Gestalten
Discussed in Howard Rheingold's They Have a Word for It (1988), where it is defined as "little wholes that make up larger wholes." Rheingold notes: "basic gestalt psychology theory is based on the premise that all experience consists of Gestalten -- integrated structures or patterns that must be apprehended as wholes rather than disconnected parts."
October 11, 2011
chelster commented on the word Gestalten
Discussed in Howard Rheingold's They Have a Word for It (1988), where it is defined as "little wholes that make up larger wholes." Rheingold notes: "Basic Gestalt psychology theory is based on the premise that all experience consists of Gestalten -- integrated structures or patterns that must be apprehended as wholes rather than disconnected parts."
October 11, 2011