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A HISTORY OF LINE DANCING.

Ruth Hege Halstensen

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The article reviews the art exhibition Dance/Draw, featuring the work of various artists including David Hammons, William Anastasi and Juan Capistran, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2011.

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The article reviews the art exhibition Dance/Draw, featuring the work of various artists including David Hammons, William Anastasi and Juan Capistran, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2011.

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The article reviews the art exhibition Dance/Draw, featuring the work of various artists including David Hammons, William Anastasi and Juan Capistran, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2011.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Art history, Dance, Visual arts, Art

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