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January 01 1982
Is Isolation the End of Art?
Helena Kontova
Helena Kontova
Helena Kontova Is an editor of Flash Art.
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Helena Kontova
Helena Kontova Is an editor of Flash Art.
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LIVE (1982) (6–7): 113–116.
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Helena Kontova; Is Isolation the End of Art?. LIVE 1982; (6–7): 113–116. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/live.1982.0.6-7.113
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