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Hold Still

Nick Austin & Kate Newby

Te Rimu Tahi / Western Park, Auckland
Saturday 30 August 2008, 9am - 9pm
One Day Sculpture

The Walk, Robert Walser
Meditations in an Emergency, Frank O’Hara
The Practice of Everyday Life, Michael de Certeau
Olt, Kenneth Gangemi
The Little Seagull Book, Hans-Peter Feldmann