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An Evening with Chris Burden

Author
Melinda T Wortz
Publication
Artweek
Publisher
Cecile N McCann
Date
1973
Place
Oakland, California
Volume
4
Issue
44/45
ETC archive
ETC0983
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Melinda T Wortz. An Evening with Chris Burden. Artweek. vol. 4, no. 44/45. Cecile N McCann. 1973.

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