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Liam Gillick

Price
$135.00
Date
2000
Publisher
Lukas & Sternberg
Format
Catalogues
ISBN
0-9671802-3-6
Genre
Rare & Out of Print
Description

This publication follows the development of Gillick’s concepts and trains of thought, and presents his work through numerous colour illustrations and an informative essay. A biography, bibliography, exhibition details and reviews are also included.

  1. Liam Gillick
 

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