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Steve Reinke: The Hundred Videos

Authors
The Power Plant; Steve Reinke
Curator
Philip Monk
Editor
Philip Monk
Publisher
The Power Plant
Date
January 17- March 31, 1997
Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
The Power Plant
Site
The Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre
ETC archive
ETC2130
Curator(s)
Philip Monk
Exhibition Dates
January 17- March 31, 1997
Artist(s)
Steve Reinke

Abstract

Steve Reinke: The Hundred Videos.
Institution/Organizer:
The Power Plant
Site:
The Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre
Curator(s):
Monk,Philip
Exhibition Dates:
January 17- March 31, 1997
Artist(s):
Reinke,Steve
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The Power Plant; Steve Reinke. Steve Reinke: The Hundred Videos. The Power Plant. January 17- March 31, 1997.

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