Aunt Bill
Notes
Aunt Bill is an automythography performed as part of 'It's not Unusual', an international season of performance, ICA, London (June, 1994).
Artist / Author | Leslie Hill |
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Reference | V0002 |
Digital Ref | EV0002 |
Date | 1994 |
Type | Digital File |
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