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Panel Discussion. Symposium exploring the social turn in exhibition-making in Europe and North America in the 1990s, looking at the part played by political activism, institutional critique and socialisation influenced by the media and the moving image.

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Art and the Social: Exhibitions of Contemporary Art in the 1990s – Part 4

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