Sans titre, 2002, avec Franco Senica
Boucle 32002 - Director : Goldring, Laurent
Present in collection(s): Centre national de la danse
Video producer : Production Laurent Goldring
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Sans titre, 2002, avec Franco Senica
Boucle 32002 - Director : Goldring, Laurent
Present in collection(s): Centre national de la danse
Video producer : Production Laurent Goldring
en
fr
Sans titre, 2002, avec Franco Senica
Sans titre, 2002, avec Franco Senica is part of the collection of video works by Laurent Goldring Boucles de corps [Body loops].
This loop was created in a collaboration between Laurent Goldring and Franco Senica, in Paris in 2002.
Loop presented during the exhibition called L’exposition # 26, Musée national d’art moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris (France), 2002 and L’exposition # 29 in La Criée in Rennes.
Goldring, Laurent
Sans titre, 2002, avec Franco Senica
Artistic direction / Conception : Laurent Goldring
Interpretation : Franco Senica
Production / Coproduction of the video work : Production Laurent Goldring
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