Representing Dada: "The Pattern that Connects Is a Meta-Pattern": Dada's Ongoing Challenges to Museum Practices

Update: 2007-10-11

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Atlas: Art beyond Art History

2007-10-1202:04:03

An Artists Panel: Brice Marden

2007-10-1101:40:01

Plane Image: A Conversation with Brice Marden

2007-10-1101:27:37

Place and Light: From New York to China and the Mediterranean

2007-10-1101:43:36

Manet at MoMA: A Conversation between John Elderfield and Michael Fried

2007-10-1101:28:58

Representing Dada: Roundtable: Displaying Dada 2005-06

2007-10-1101:11:05

Representing Dada: "The Pattern that Connects Is a Meta-Pattern": Dada's Ongoing Challenges to Museum Practices

2007-10-1126:18

Representing Dada: Approaching a Myth: The 1988 Reconstruction of Berlin's First International Dada Fair of 1920

2007-10-1128:49

The Thought is Made in the Mouth: Dada Sound Poetry and Manifestos

2007-10-1101:37:48

Representing Dada: Dada and Surrealism Reviewed: From London 1978 to New York 2006

2007-10-1138:16

On Sculpture: A Sculptors Panel

2007-10-1101:07:10

Without Boundary: Home and Away

2007-10-1101:41:55

Without Boundary: Meditations on Truth

2007-10-1101:35:55

A Conversation with Jacques Herzog and Glenn D. Lowry

2007-10-1101:11:53

Obsession and Practice

2007-10-1001:29:15

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