Perform
Notes
This ‘exhibition in a book’ features the work of over 100 artists who examine the place and function of performance in the contemporary world.
Artist / Author | Jens Hoffmann and Joan Jonas |
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Publisher | Thames & Hudson |
ISBN | 0-500-93006-6 |
Reference | P0625 |
Date | 2005 |
Type | Publication |
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