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ohne Titel (microwave egg cooker) selected Karlsruhe: ZKM Museum für Neue

ohne Titel (microwave egg cooker) selected Karlsruhe: ZKM Museum für NeueJulia Haugeneders print shows a blown up image of a microwave egg cooker, a bizarre kitchen utensil once owned by American television chef Julia Child, and today in the collection of the National Museum of American History in Washington. The museum describes the object as follows: This red, egg shaped cooker is made of microwave safe plastic for use in microwave ovens. It takes no time at all to cook an egg in this device: a mere 30 seconds will cook

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Karlsruhe: ZKM Museum für Neue Kunst

Editor Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman

2011 and 2012 Text Sabine B

von Ficker was known for his ties to such philosophers as Ludwig Wittgenstein

ohne Titel (microwave egg cooker) selected Karlsruhe: ZKM Museum für NeueJulia Haugeneders print shows a blown up image of a microwave egg cooker, a bizarre kitchen utensil once owned by American television chef Julia Child, and today in the collection of the National Museum of American History in Washington. The museum describes the object as follows: This red, egg shaped cooker is made of microwave safe plastic for use in microwave ovens. It takes no time at all to cook an egg in this device: a mere 30 seconds will cook

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