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Peter D'Agostino

Date
1978

Alpha, Trans, Chung. Peter D'Agostino: A Photographic Model: Semiotics, Film, and Interpretation. Texts by Rae Blakeney (Syntactics and the On-Going Work of Peter D'Agostino), Alain Robbe-Grillet (Order and Disorder in Film and Fiction) and William Luhr (Semiotics and Film: From an Interview with Umberto Eco). Review by Hal Foster.

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Record for artist Peter D'Agostino listing works Alpha, Trans, Chung and the titled item Peter D'Agostino: A Photographic Model: Semiotics, Film, and Interpretation. Includes essays by Rae Blakeney (Syntactics and the On-Going Work of Peter D'Agostino), Alain Robbe-Grillet (Order and Disorder in Film and Fiction) and William Luhr (Semiotics and Film: From an Interview with Umberto Eco); contains a review by Hal Foster.

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