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Good Morning,
I attended the Elizabeth Grosz Author Session “Chaos Territory Art” at the AAG conference this past weekend. I understood that you would be posting the session on your blog. Could you please confirm whether this will be posted. There was a lot of great material in that discussion that I wasn’t able to get down. Thanks!
Melissa Tanti
Yes, that’s the plan. Not sure of the exact timetable.
Excellent! I’ll keep a look out.
Now available – https://societyandspace.com/2012/04/19/elizabeth-grosz-discussion-at-the-aag-audio-recording/
Fantastic!
Thanks.
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