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- ↑ peer to space
- ↑ House of Electronic Arts Basel(CH)
- ↑ Radiance
- ↑ SALOON
- ↑ see interview with Daniel Durning, Clocktower Radio, New York, 2016
- ↑ see Interview with Tina Sauerlaender on ART&FEMINISM, Berlin Art Link, 2015
- ↑ exhibition TOUCHING FROM A DISTANCE II
- ↑ "Speculative Cultures: A Virtual Reality Exhibition"
- ↑ exhibition Pendoran Vinci
- ↑ exhibition eep Water Cultures
- ↑ exhibition Reset III and Virtual Reality
- ↑ exhibition Uncanny Conditions
- ↑ exhibition The Unframed World
- ↑ exhibition Layered Landscapes
- ↑ exhibition Sometimes You See Your City Differently
- ↑ exhibition When the Cat's Away, Abstraction
- ↑ exhibition Share Your Teeth (With the Ones You Love)
- ↑ exhibition PORN TO PIZZA — Domestic Clichés
- ↑ exhibition SALOON
- ↑ exhibition Dark Sides of...
- ↑ exhibition Divided and Reunified
- ↑ exhibition Money Works Part 2
- ↑ online exhibition Mermaids & Unicorns
