In 2001, Artist Ha Schult Wrapped a Former Berlin Post Office in
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German conceptual artist HA Schult (b. 1939) has often worked in the realm of other people’s trash, creating large scale-works that force art into everyday life and call attention to the massive consumption of Western society. In Schult’s installation “Trash People,” he built hundreds of human-sized figures with cans, license plates, and soda bottles—a trash army built from garbage dumps that has been traveling the world for the last 19 years. More
ZWIGGELAAR AUCTIONS, 28 SESSION 5, ARTISTS' BOOKS, MAIL ART SPECIAL by Vincent Zwiggelaar - Issuu
Germany Archives — Page 3 of 4 — Colossal
Germany Archives — Page 3 of 4 — Colossal
Germany Archives — Page 3 of 4 — Colossal
PDF) Performance Art Kontext
Germany Archives — Page 3 of 4 — Colossal
Germany Archives — Page 3 of 4 — Colossal
HA Schult, 97 Artworks
ZWIGGELAAR AUCTIONS, 28 SESSION 5, ARTISTS' BOOKS, MAIL ART SPECIAL by Vincent Zwiggelaar - Issuu
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Full article: Following The Rough Guide to Góra Kalwaria: Constructing Memory Tourism of Absence in Post-Communist Poland
德国生态艺术先驱，带着上千名垃圾人从金字塔到长城
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HA Schult, 97 Artworks
HA Schult, 97 Artworks
