Sylvie Fleury, Raygun, 2004, Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich
Visit the exhibition ‘Intoxicating objects: Fetishism in art’ at ETH’s Collection of Prints and Drawings tomorrow evening - and learn more about the exhibited works on a tour with the two curators.
Tuesday, 4 June
18.30 to 19.30
Language: German
Meeting point in the exhibition room
No registration necessary.
Read more about the Collection of Prints and Drawings in this Internal news article.
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