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Hans Haacke, Grass Grows (1969)

Published: 6 August 2009

 

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Hans Haacke was a pioneer in the field of environmental activism. Work such as Grass Grows provide an interesting comparison between the old and the new.

Photo credit: Collection of Hans Haacke, © Hans Haacke/DACS 2009. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery, New York

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