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Der Ficker

by Franz West, Benedikt Ledebur, Tamuna Sirbiladze

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About the authors

Franz West

1947

Benedikt Ledebur

1964

born 1964 in Munich, lives in Vienna, studied theology in Fribourg, Switzerland, and computer sciences and philosophy in Vienna. Besides literary critcisms, essays, translations and poems that appeared in various magazines, his publications include the following books: Poetisches Opfer,1998, Ritter Verlag, Klagenfurt, Vienna; ÜBER/TRANS/LATE/SPÄT, 2001, Onestarpress, Paris; Nach John Donne, 2004, Verlag der Pudel, Vienna; genese, 2008, onomato, Düsseldorf. 2005 & 2006 Editor of “Der Ficker”, Schlebrügge, Vienna.

Tamuna Sirbiladze

1971

Tamuna Sirbiladze (born 1971) is an artist based in Vienna. Sirbiladze was born in Tbilisi in Georgia. She is married to fellow artist Franz West and makes paintings know for their speed and sometimes incorporates text into her work.[1] She has collaborated with West on a number of projects.

Authors

Franz West, Benedikt Ledebur, Tamuna Sirbiladze

Pages

350

Read time

≈ 9h

Editions

1

Language

German

Publisher

Schlebrügge

ISBN

3851600762

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