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J’accuse! – Performing Rights Glasgow (13)

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A heated yet informal debate on the ethics of the live art industry. 10 Feb 2008

National Review of Live Art 2008.

Artist / Author Richard DeDomenici
Reference D1095
Date 2008
Type DVD

Keywords

ethics Glasgow Greenhouse live art NRLA politics Tramway

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