US EditionVienna's Charim Gallery shows Edgar Honetschläger in Tarquinia
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Vienna's Charim Gallery shows Edgar Honetschläger in Tarquinia
Since 2011, Edgar Honetschläger has lived on a hill in Tarquinia, Italy, a small town that has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004 because of its Etruscan excavation sites. “It's a special, magical place,” explains the Austrian artist and filmmaker. He shot his latest film “Le Formiche di Mida” (The Ants of Midas) there. From Thursday, he also wants to “create atmosphere” in an exhibition at Vienna's Charim Gallery.
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