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Consider the Alternatives: 20 Years of Contemporary Art at Hallwalls

Editors
Ron Ehmke; Elizabeth Licata
Publisher
Hallwalls
Place
Buffalo, New York
ETC archive
ETC0317
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Consider the Alternatives: 20 Years of Contemporary Art at Hallwalls. Hallwalls. 1996.

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