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<\/h1>\nTHE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON<\/h1>\nTHE ABYSMAL IN ART<\/h2>\nFROM ALBRECHT D\u00dcRER TO MARTIN DISLER<\/h2>\nJuly 9th – October 23nd 2015, Kunstmuseum
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THE ABYSMAL IN ART<\/h2>\nFROM ALBRECHT D\u00dcRER TO MARTIN DISLER<\/h2>\nJuly 9th – October 23nd 2015, Kunstmuseum
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July 9th – October 23nd 2015, Kunstmuseum
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\u201cSee you on the dark side of the moon \u2026\u201d is a lyric from the legendary concept album by the British rock band Pink Floyd, which has remained a best-seller since its appearance in 1973. Thematically, the work revolves around the abysses of being human, around the anonymous power structures to which individuals in today\u2019s society are subjected. Beyond the social circumstances in the sense of Mark Twain\u2019s quotation \u201cEveryone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody,\u201d the dark side of the moon also points to existential dark sides.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n
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