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Sinead O’Donnell and Lisa Marie Johnson: “Performance Lecture” 2010. In conjunction with ‘Exile from Presence’ w/ John Zerzan. National College of Art and Design. Dublin, Ireland.

Artist / Author Sinead O'Donnell and Lisa Marie Johnson
Reference D1748
Date 2010
Type DVD

Keywords

Dublin Exile from Presence Ireland Lisa Marie Johnson performance lecture Sinéad O’Donnell

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