Examples of using Documenta in English and their translations into Italian
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So, a large mailing list from the documenta participants, along with Face Settings,
Finally, on 30 June at the fifth edition of the Kassel Documenta, curated by H. Szeeman,
He participated in dOCUMENTA IX(1992), dOCUMENTA X(1997)
The show Chantal Akerman's experience in the field of video installations led her to participate in some of the most important shows in the world, as Documenta in Kassel(2000) and the Venice Biennale(2001
The third volume of Studia et Documenta opens with a section dedicated to St. Josemaria in Madrid during the 1930's which was a crucial stage in the development of Opus Dei since it constituted the first decade of its existence.
Already present to the Documenta 11 and to several biennials
The Museo dei Cassetti was one of the three artist museums exposed by Harald Szeemann at Documenta 5(1972), and then presented at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York
in Kassel the restructuring of the central station for Documenta X.
while Rome is the title of the art work presented the following year at Documenta in Kassel.
the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Documenta X in Kassel,
in the recent book Documenta, which presents the major texts of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith after the Council.
at One World Prague and at Documenta Madrid, where it received a special mention from the jury.
His participation in documenta 6(1977) led to a solo exhibition at the Museum Folkwang(1978),
He has participated several times at the Venice Biennale, Documenta in Kassel and the Biennales of Sao Paulo, Sydney, Istanbul,
Conceived on occasion of documenta 14 in Athens, the work is concerned with the city's urban fabric,
was curator at documenta 14(Athens, April 8- July 16/ Kassel,
the Hugo Boss Prize in 1996. He also participated in the Biennial at the Whitney Museum in New York(1993, 1995) and Documenta IX in Kassel.
An example of this is Documenta by Cassel, an exhibition born in Germany in the years after the Second World War to provide a clear sign of the rebirth of the German nation(after its defeat
He has been included in two earlier Venice Biennales(in 1988 and 2001), Documenta IX and X(in 1992
executive production of One, Two, Many by Manon de Boer, exhibited at dOCUMENTA(13).