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Tate Modern: Between Cinema and a Hard Place

Author
Frances Morris
Curator
Frances Morris
Publisher
The Tate Gallery
Place
London, England
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
The Tate Gallery
Site
The Tate Gallery
ETC archive
ETC2239
Curator(s)
Frances Morris

Abstract

Tate Modern: Between Cinema and a Hard Place. Includes exhibitions by Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Stan Douglas, and others.
Institution/Organizer:
The Tate Gallery
Site:
The Tate Gallery
Curator(s):
Morris,Frances
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Frances Morris. Tate Modern: Between Cinema and a Hard Place. The Tate Gallery. .

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Tate Modern: Between Cinema and a Hard Place. Includes exhibitions by Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Stan Douglas, and others.

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