Exhibition: "35 Years of Photography," Antonio Turok, Featured Artist
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Jan 9, 2009 8:30 am (Friday)
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Calendar: Academic Centers and Institutes, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Contact: latino@nd.edu - Tom Davis, Institute for Latino Studies, 574-631-3326 Description: Turok is an internati...
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Academic Centers and Institutes, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Contact:
latino@nd.edu - Tom Davis, Institute for Latino Studies, 574-631-3326
Description:
Turok is an internationally known documentary photographer who has worked in Central America, Mexico, and the United States covering the human condition of the people of Mexico.
Galería América, Institute for Latino Studies (McKenna Hall).
Free admission. On exhibit from Oct. 13 through Jan. 9.
Presented by the Institute for Latino Studies.
Academic Centers and Institutes, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Contact:
latino@nd.edu - Tom Davis, Institute for Latino Studies, 574-631-3326
Description:
Turok is an internationally known documentary photographer who has worked in Central America, Mexico, and the United States covering the human condition of the people of Mexico.
Galería América, Institute for Latino Studies (McKenna Hall).
Free admission. On exhibit from Oct. 13 through Jan. 9.
Presented by the Institute for Latino Studies.
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