Recycled, Re-Seen: Folk Art from the Global Scrap Heap

Suzanne Seriff

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Presentation, inspiree du catalogue d'exposition, d'une exhibition de pieces fabriquees a partir d'objets recuperes et transformes, inauguree au Museum for International Folk Art, Santa Fe, Nouveau-Mexique (19 Mai 1996 - 22 Aout 1997). La plupart des œuvres sont issues des cultures africaines et afro-atlantique

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