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Photos From the Opening: The Thing I Came For in Heidelberg at Boecker Contemporary


With painter Katrin Mäurich at the opening.



With Robin Stout (ctr.).





Arvid Boecker (ctr) painter and director of Boecker Contemporary



 Arvid Boecker and Paul Behnke





With White Goblin, 2016.


 Installation view: The Thing I Came For at Boecker Contemporary



Installation view: The Thing I Came For at Boecker Contemporary




...And images from the catalogue with text by David Rhodes.


cover






essay by David Rhodes















The Thing I Came For
new work by Paul Behnke

On view through August 19

boeckercontemporary
Heidelberg, Germany


photos of the opening reception by Uli Hillendbrand.

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Liz Doyle said…
Congratulations Paul :)
July 30, 2016 at 12:43 AM
Vic said…
beautiful , congrats
July 31, 2016 at 5:43 AM
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