Point – Live Live

Notes

POINT is a pocket size publication published twice a year including full details of Performance Space seasonal programme, Performance Space, Sydney, Australia. Live Live season October – November 2010. 2 copies archived.

Artist / Author various
Publisher Performance Space
Reference P1511
Date 2010
Type Publication

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