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Year: 2020
April :
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Alejandro Arce , artist (Argentina)
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Eulàlia Tramuns , mathematics teacher (Catalonia)
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Tom Hull , university professor of mathematics (USA)
May :
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Daniela Izquierdo . Origami and Alzheimer's. (Mexico)
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Paul Jackson , artist (UK / Israel)
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Lisa Corfman , artist (USA)
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Miguel Gañán , engineer, artist (Spain / Argentina)
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Victoria Serova and Vladimir Serov , artists (Russia)
June :
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Felipe Moreno, EMOZ , artist (Spain)
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Arnold Tubis , artist and retired teacher of mathematics (USA)
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Yuki Martin , artist (Japan / USA)
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The mystery of the dragonfly . History. (Video created by the Origami Museum in Cologne)
July :
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History of the word Origami, part I and II . History. Video created by the Origami Museum in Cologne)
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Paula Pietranera , artist (Argentina / USA)
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Andrés Sánchez , biologist and artist (Colombia / Argentina)
August :
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Pinocchio, an origami illustrated book by Anna Rosa Ventura , aritsta and retired teacher (Italy)
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"Florence Temko Innovation Award"
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Reproduction of the video of Canal 3 Colonia about the Origami Museum, filmed in February of this year
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"A Butterfly for Laura" , Instructions for a creation by Paul Jackson
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Interview with Mick Guy artist (UK)
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Akira Yoshizawa's peacock . History.
September :
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Giuseppe Baggi, a globetrotter from paper.
December :
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"Unamuno and the Paper Bowties". An investigation by Juan Gimeno Vergara, edited by the Origami Museum in a series of short videos, on the paper creations of the Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Year: 2021
January-April :
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Continuation of "Unamuno and the Paper Bowties". An investigation by Juan Gimeno Vergara, edited by the Origami Museum in a series of short videos, on the paper creations of the Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno.
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