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- ↑ König Gallery MATTHIAS WEISCHER, 27 April – 26 May 2019, St. Agnes, Nave
- ↑ Grimm Gallery STAGE, 3 September – 17 October 2020, New York
- ↑ König Tokio MATTHIAS WEISCHER, 23 September – 15 November 2020, König Tokio
- ↑ Drents Museum BÜHNE, 1. November 2020 – 28. March 2021, Drents Museum, Assen, Netherlands
- ↑ Grimm Gallery Away in the Hill, 27 June – 2 August 2019, New York
