Contemporary art across the evolving global peripheries
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Signed Postcard by Gábor Ösz
Gábor Ösz, “The House: Project Document” 4-color printed postcard, signed and numbered on verso.
Born in 1962, Dunaújváros (Hungary)
Lives and works in Amsterdam
www.gaborosz.com
Tags: hungary
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