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Personalizing the Commercial (Part Two)

Author
The Center for Photography at Woodstock
Publication
Center Quarterly: A Journal of Photography and Related Arts
Publisher
The Center for Photography at Woodstock
Date
1989
Place
Woodstock, New York
Volume
10
Issue
3
ETC archive
ETC2160

Abstract

Center Quarterly: A Journal of Photography and Related Arts, Personalizing the Commercial (Part Two). Articles include Don't Ask for Who the Light Shines: An Interview with Kenro Izu by Gay Leonhardt, Art + Commerce by The Editors, Separation of Powers: An Interview with David LaChapelle by Robert Mahoney, Cooking in a Continuum: An Interview with Steven Kolpan by Mikhail Horowits, and Noted Books posted by The Editors.
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The Center for Photography at Woodstock. Personalizing the Commercial (Part Two). Center Quarterly: A Journal of Photography and Related Arts. vol. 10, no. 3. The Center for Photography at Woodstock. 1989. pp. 1 - 31.

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Center Quarterly: A Journal of Photography and Related Arts, Personalizing the Commercial (Part Two). Articles include Don't Ask for Who the Light Shines: An Interview with Kenro Izu by Gay Leonhardt, Art + Commerce by The Editors, Separation of Powers: An Interview with David LaChapelle by Robert Mahoney, Cooking in a Continuum: An Interview with Steven Kolpan by Mikhail Horowits, and Noted Books posted by The Editors.

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