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Photographic documentation of RYLLEGA Berlin ("Imbibing Vessel" by Karla Sachse)
Collection Details
Reference Code
RC-VN01-RG.02-0305
Level of Description
Item
Title
Photographic documentation of RYLLEGA Berlin ("Imbibing Vessel" by Karla Sachse)
Dates
2008‐09‐18 (Date of Creation)
Scope and Content
Photographic documentation of the work titled "Imbibing Vessel" by Karla Sachse. The work was exhibited as part of RYLLEGA Berlin, a multidisciplinary project organised by Stephanie von Spreter and Veronika Radulovic at Volksbühne Berlin, Germany. The project ran from 15 September 2008 to 30 September 2008.
General Material Type
photographs
Extent
1 photographs : coloured
Material Format
RCA-D (Digital Archives only)
People and organisations as subjects
Related Events
Related Artworks
Source of Acquisition or Transfer
The archive was transferred from Singapore Art Museum Archive to National Gallery Singapore Library & Archive in 2021
Archival History
The Ryllega Gallery Archives were received by the National Gallery Singapore Library & Archive in 2021 from Singapore Art Museum Archive, to which they had been deposited by Nguyen Minh Phuoc in 2019 for the purposes of cataloguing, and annotation of archival descriptions. In 2021, due to the re-allocation of custodianship for selected items within SAM's Archives to the Gallery, the Ryllega Gallery Archives joined the holdings of the Gallery's Library & Archive.
Conditions Governing Access
Restricted
On-site viewing only at the Rotunda Library & Archive
On-site viewing only at the Rotunda Library & Archive
Conditions Governing Use and Reproductions
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