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Audio
Martin Kippenberger. Feet First. 1990
Feet First
Zuerst die Füße
Wood, motor-car lacquer, and steel nails
51 15/16 x 39 3/8 x 7 1/2" (132 x 100 x 19 cm)
Collection of Margaret and Daniel Loeb, New York
Audio courtesy of Acoustiguide
Special Exhibitions Audio: Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective (16)
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The Problem Perspective
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Martin Kippenberger. Spiderman Studio. 1996
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Martin Kippenberger. Uno di voi, un tedesco in Firenze. 1976-77
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Martin Kippenberger and Albert Oehlen. Capri by Night. 1982.
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Martin Kippenberger. Three Houses with Slits (Betty Ford Clinic, Stammheim, Jewish Elementary School). 1985
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Martin Kippenberger. Mother of Joseph Beuys. 1984
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Martin Kippenberger. Now I Am Going Into the Big Birch Wood, My Pills Will Soon Start Doing Me Good. 1990
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Martin Kippenberger. Feet First. 1990
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Martin Kippenberger. Martin, Into the Corner, You Should Be Ashamed of Yourself. 1989, 1992
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Martin Kippenberger. The Happy End of Franz Kafka's "Amerika". 1994
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Martin Kippenberger. Untitled from the Series Dear Painter, Paint for Me. 1981
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Martin Kippenberger. Drawings on Hotel Stationery. 1985-1996
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Martin Kippenberger. The Problem Perspective. You Are Not the Problem, It's the Problem-Maker in Your Head. 1986
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Martin Kippenberger. Prize series. 1987
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Martin Kippenberger. The Raft of the Medusa. 1996
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Martin Kippenberger. Peter sculptures
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