11 May 1971 6 mins
Documentary about Daniel Buren’s second exhibition at the Wide White Space Gallery in Antwerp (Travail in situ, 11 May–5 June 1971).
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Daniel Buren as Himself
Jef Cornelis Director
Belgium 11 May 1971
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