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No. 140
Spring 2012
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ISSN 0162-2870
EISSN 1536-013X
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Trisha Brown's Notebooks
Susan Rosenberg
October (2012) (140): 3–17.
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Trisha Brown: Choreography as Visual Art
Susan Rosenberg
October (2012) (140): 18–44.
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Trisha Brown: Portfolio
Babette Mangolte
October (2012) (140): 45–53.
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Practicing Trio A
Julia Bryan-Wilson
October (2012) (140): 54–74.
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Moving as Thing: Choreographic Critiques of the Object
André Lepecki
October (2012) (140): 75–90.
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Delegated Performance: Outsourcing Authenticity
Claire Bishop
October (2012) (140): 91–112.
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Objects in the Cluttered Field: Claes Oldenburg's Proposed Monuments
Julian Rose
October (2012) (140): 113–138.
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“Except Like a Tracing”: Defectiveness, Accuracy, and Class in Early Warhol
Anthony E. Grudin
October (2012) (140): 139–164.
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