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Footprints: Media Art by Philip Mallory Jones

Authors
Clifford Gallery; Philip Mallory Jones
Publisher
Colgate University
Date
February 12- March 14, 2003
Place
Hamilton, New York
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
Colgate University
Site
Clifford Gallery
ETC archive
ETC2233
Exhibition Dates
February 12- March 14, 2003
Artist(s)
Philip Mallory Jones

Abstract

Footprints: Media Art by Philip Mallory Jones. Catalog includes Biography by Elizabeth K. Jackson, Ph.D., the Artist's Statement by Philip Mallory Jones, and Works in Exhibition.
Institution/Organizer:
Colgate University
Site:
Clifford Gallery
Exhibition Dates:
February 12- March 14, 2003
Artist(s):
Jones,Philip Mallory
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Clifford Gallery; Philip Mallory Jones. Footprints: Media Art by Philip Mallory Jones. Colgate University. February 12- March 14, 2003.

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ETC2233

Footprints: Media Art by Philip Mallory Jones. Catalog includes Biography by Elizabeth K. Jackson, Ph.D., the Artist's Statement by Philip Mallory Jones, and Works in Exhibition.

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