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Home > Resources > Susan Philipsz Evokes the Holocaust Through Absence

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Susan Philipsz Evokes the Holocaust Through Absence

In Susan Philipz: Separated Strings at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, there is a film titled “Study for Strings Sokol Terezín,” which is based on the true story of Pavel Haas, a Jewish Czech composer. Read the complete article from Hyperallergic here.

PHOTO BY PIERRE LE HORS. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND TANYA BONAKDAR GALLERY, NEW YORK / LOS ANGELES

 
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