01 January 1984 37 mins
Steel bridges and oil refineries and container ports. An ode to the shapes of industry, set in motion with music by Glenn Branca and operatic exerpts. –M. G.
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01 January 1984
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11 March 1984
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01 January 1984
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24 June 1984
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25 May 1984
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