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Visitor in white clothing sits in front of art pieces by former French artist Yves Klein during the ZERO Performance Night at MartinGropiusBau in Berlin Germany

Updated At : 06:22 AM Apr 26, 2015 IST

Colour bar Visitor wearing white clothes sits in front of art pieces by former French artist Yves Klein during the ZERO Performance Night at Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin, Germany. The exhibition spaces were open for the public for 12 hours while it was recommended to visitors to appear in white clothes.

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