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| | | Henrik OlesenEdited by Nikola Dietrich, Jacob Fabricius. Text by Frank O'Hara.
Henrik Olesen (born 1967) is one of Denmark's most important contemporary artists. This publication features a selection of his works from the past 15 years. Through his collages, demontages and three-dimensional interventions, and drawing on materials from architecture, law, economics, the natural sciences and art history, Olesen examines the history of homophobia and the persecution of homosexuals.
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| Henrik Olesen Published by Hatje Cantz.
Edited by Nikola Dietrich, Jacob Fabricius. Text by Frank O'Hara. Henrik Olesen (born 1967) is one of Denmark's most important contemporary artists. This publication features a selection of his works from the past 15 years. Through his collages, demontages and three-dimensional interventions, and drawing on materials from architecture, law, economics, the natural sciences and art history, Olesen examines the history of homophobia and the persecution of homosexuals.
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