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Martin: Recently, the Foundation for Contemporary Artswhich was initially called the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts and was started by Cage and Jasper Johns in 1963, initially to support a season of Merces in New York but then expanded to support performance in generalhad their fiftieth anniversary. So they started looking at their archives. I was very interested in it and they c | |||
| Property / block text: Martin: Recently, the Foundation for Contemporary Artswhich was initially called the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts and was started by Cage and Jasper Johns in 1963, initially to support a season of Merces in New York but then expanded to support performance in generalhad their fiftieth anniversary. So they started looking at their archives. I was very interested in it and they c / rank | |||
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Martin: Recently, the Foundation for Contemporary Artswhich was initially called the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts and was started by Cage and Jasper Johns in 1963, initially to support a season of Merces in New York but then expanded to support performance in generalhad their fiftieth anniversary. So they started looking at their archives. I was very interested in it and they c
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