Roma-Künstler Norbert Olah: Zwischen Orban und Aliens
Norbert Olah ist Künstler - und Rom. Lange mied er seine Herkunft als künstlerisches Thema, aus Angst, darauf reduziert zu werden. Dann begann er, genau damit zu arbeiten. Über die Kunst, sich nicht festlegen zu lassen.
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Norbert Olah ist Künstler - und Rom. Lange mied er seine Herkunft als künstlerisches Thema, aus Angst, darauf reduziert zu werden. Dann begann er, genau damit zu arbeiten. Über die Kunst, sich nicht festlegen zu lassen.
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