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Exchange '73: From A Videotape by Robert Morris

Author
Robert Morris
Editor
Liza Bear
Publication
Avalanche
Publisher
Willoughby Sharp
Date
Summer/Fall 1973
Place
New York, NY
Issue
eight
ETC archive
ETC2289

Abstract

Avalanche. Exchange '73: From A Videotape by Robert Morris.
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Robert Morris. Exchange '73: From A Videotape by Robert Morris. Avalanche. no. eight. Willoughby Sharp. Summer/Fall 1973. pp. 22 - 25.

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