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It doesn't matter who I am. I just want to talk to you: The Sociable Art of Douglas Gordon
Library Shelf Location
18.GORD
Publication Date
1993
Quantity
1
Pages
30
Author
Ross Sinclair
Formats
Catalogue
,
Paperback
Publisher
Tramway, Glasgow
Related Artist
Douglas Gordon
Category
Installation
Related Gallery
Tramway, Glasgow
Related Curator/Producer
Liam Gillick
Language
English
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