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Publisher:
[Providence, R.I.], 2001.
Technique:
Sandblasting
Juror:
Oldknow, Tina.
Series:
New Glass Review 23; entry no. 0111.2.01
New Glass Review winner ; NGR 23 no. 50
Subjects:
Glass art United States 21st century Slides.
Installations (art) United States 21st century Slides.