EAT Nine Evenings Program Block 7 (Q19769): Difference between revisions
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| English | EAT Nine Evenings Program Block 7 |
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-by: Lucinda Childs performance engineer: Peter Hirsch vehicle cast: William Davis Alex Hay slides by: Les Levine Vehicle consists of materials animate, inanimate, air-supported (in one in tance), which can exist in a non-static state and be observed in increased dimension as they come in contact with light and sound sources made available consistently or intermittedly by radio signals thro
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