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Iterations: The New Image. Exhibition information only

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Exhibition information only. Iterations: The New Image" was organized by Timothy Druckrey and Charles Stainback. It opened at the University of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery, July 11-Aug. 29, 1993, and traveled to the International Center of Photography, New York, Oct. 15, 1993-Jan. 21, 1994, its final stop. A 200-page catalogue featuring essays by the curators as well as Brenda Laurel, Regina Cornwell and Florian Rotzer accompanied the exhibition.

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Exhibition information only. Iterations: The New Image" was organized by Timothy Druckrey and Charles Stainback. It opened at the University of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery, July 11-Aug. 29, 1993, and traveled to the International Center of Photography, New York, Oct. 15, 1993-Jan. 21, 1994, its final stop. A 200-page catalogue featuring essays by the curators as well as Brenda Laurel, Regina Cornwell and Florian Rotzer accompanied the exhibition.

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