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- ↑ Russia-Culture National TV Alexey Sukhorukov visiting the exhibition of Henry Grahn Hermunen "Water table in a renaissance garden"
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- ↑ St. Petersburg Newspaper - SpbVedomosti "Henry Grahn Hermunen´s artwork is one of the best parts of the biennale" Vadim Mikhailov Nr. 160, 29 August 2011, St. Petersburg Russia.
