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Klagenfurt (klä`gənf  rt), city (1991 pop. 89,415), capital of Carinthia prov., S Austria, on the Glan River. Situated in a mountain lake region, it is a noted winter sports center with a bustling tourist trade. Manufactures include electrical apparatus, clothing, shoes, tobacco, wood, products, and leather goods. The city also has industries in metal, processed food, and chemicals. An annual timber fair is held there. Klagenfurt was chartered about the mid-13th cent. and became an episcopal see in the late 18th cent. The city has a cathedral (16th cent.), a theological seminary, and several museums. |
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Now Thom wraps away: less dependent on eye-catching thrusts than his project in Klagenfurt, and clearly revving-up in anticipation of his next pair of city buildings in San Francisco (AR October 2005) and New York. Paris 21* AUSTRIA Regarding Terror: The RAF KW Institute for Exhibition Contemporary Art, Berlin HUNGARY Peter Weibel Neue Galerie Graz, Austria Exhibition in two venues simultaneously GERMANY Georg Herold Museum Moderner Kunst Staatliche Karnten, Klagenfurt, Kunsthalle Baden- June 16-Aug. She loved the freedom of jazz dance, and took a workshop with American jazz dancer Phil LaDuca in Klagenfurt, Austria early in 1997. |
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