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Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process

Author
Xiaomin Gu
Publisher
Ximage Publisher
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2103

Abstract

Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process. A collection of video photographs, poetry and the artist's insight into his (her?) body of work.
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Xiaomin Gu. Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process. Ximage Publisher. 1995.

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Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process. A collection of video photographs, poetry and the artist's insight into his (her?) body of work.

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