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Date: 2014-01-07 10:54:19 Modern art Visual arts Stephan Huber Haim Steinbach Hanne Darboven MoMA PS1 Contemporary art		WORK ORDER, CHANGE ORDER, Curated by Daniel Lefcourt JANUARY 4 – FEBRUARY 1 This exhibition is about laboring, setbacks, and production. It is about categories of objects and materials – their use, misuse, and useles Add to Reading List Source URL: images.miandn.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 94,17 KB Share Document on Facebook

	WORK ORDER, CHANGE ORDER, Curated by Daniel Lefcourt JANUARY 4 – FEBRUARY 1 This exhibition is about laboring, setbacks, and production. It is about categories of objects and materials – their use, misuse, and useles DocID: 18IwQ - View Document
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