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Doug Aitken

Aitken is known for his "Interiors," multi-screen cinematic works that dominate the interior architecture of exhibition spaces.

He has recently had solo exhibitions in Paris, Zurich, Seattle, Munich, Bilbao, Frankfurt, Barcelona, and a host of other cities, and regularly shows in New York with 303 Gallery. https://www.dougaitkenworkshop.com/

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"Doug Aitken." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/doug-aitken.

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Doug Aitken is known for his Interiors, multi-screen cinematic works that dominate the interior architecture of exhibition spaces; he has recently had solo exhibitions in Paris, Zurich, Seattle, Munich, Bilbao, Frankfurt and Barcelona. He regularly shows in New York with 303 Gallery; website http://www.dougaitkenworkshop.com/.

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