Andrea Hanak

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Andrea Hanak (born 1969 Wolfratshausen) is a German painter.

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In 2000, she studied at the Erasmus programme, Ireland. In 2005, she graduated from Academy of Fine Arts Munich, where she studied with Günther Förg. She lives and works in Munich. [1]

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