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New guest lecturer: Rudolf Zwirner

College of Visual Arts in Brunswick

The Art Newspaper
30 September 2007
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Rudolf Zwirner, the gallery owner who founded the Cologne Art Fair in 1967 and who left Cologne for Berlin in 1992, has become a guest lecturer at the College of Visual Arts in Brunswick. His course will examine the relationship between artists and dealers and will be based on personal experience. He will also curate an exhibition, with the collaboration of his students.

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