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A Farewell to Arms

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A Farewell to Arms. Quick, Andrew (Artist); Brooks, Pete (Artist). 2014.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputsPerformance

Harvard

Quick, A & Brooks, P, A Farewell to Arms, 2014, Performance. <https://vimeo.com/160026089>

APA

Quick, A. (Artist), & Brooks, P. (Artist). (2014). A Farewell to Arms. Performance https://vimeo.com/160026089

Vancouver

Quick A (Artist), Brooks P (Artist). A Farewell to Arms 2014.

Author

Quick, Andrew (Artist) ; Brooks, Pete (Artist). / A Farewell to Arms. [Performance].

Bibtex

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RIS

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