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Valerie Blass

By Amelia Jones, Lesley Johnstone, Wayne Baerwaldt, Valerie Blass, Johnstone, Lesley.

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Contemporanéité Anachronique / Lesley Johnstone -- Valérie Blass Et La Réanimation (fantaisiste) De L'inquiétante étrangeté / Amelia Jones -- Valérie Blass: Une Entrevue Avec Wayne Baerwaldt -- Ana...

Eve Sussman, Rufus Corporation, Simon Lee: Whiteonwhite

By Jonathan T. D. Neil, Lesley Johnstone, Jeff Wood, Johnstone, Lesley.

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Lesley Johnstone ; Avec La Collaboration De Jonathan T.d. Neil Et Jeff Wood. Catalogue Of An Exhibition Held At The Musée D'art Contemporain De Montréal, May 24-sept. 2, 2013. Includes Bibliographi...

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