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Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway

Authors
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art; Toshio Hara; Bjorn Tore Godal; Per Barclay; Kjell Bjorgeengen; Per Inge Bjorlo
Curator
Karin Hallandsjo
Editor
Jorgen Lund
Publisher
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Date
November 1, 1997- January 18, 1998
Place
Oslo, Norway
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Site
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
ETC archive
ETC2114
Curator(s)
Karin Hallandsjo
Exhibition Dates
November 1, 1997- January 18, 1998
Artist(s)
Barclay,Per Bjorgeengen,Kjell Bjorlo,Per Inge

Abstract

Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway. Catalog features two Forewords, an Introduction, and Texts by Jorgen Lund translated from Norwegian by Inger Fluge Maeland.
Institution/Organizer:
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Site:
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Curator(s):
Hallandsjo,Karin
Exhibition Dates:
November 1, 1997- January 18, 1998
Artist(s):
Barclay,Per
Bjorgeengen,Kjell
Bjorlo,Per Inge
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Hara Museum of Contemporary Art; Toshio Hara; Bjorn Tore Godal; Per Barclay; Kjell Bjorgeengen; Per Inge Bjorlo. Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway. Hara Museum of Contemporary Art. November 1, 1997- January 18, 1998.

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Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway. Catalog features two Forewords, an Introduction, and Texts by Jorgen Lund translated from Norwegian by Inger Fluge Maeland.

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