Right now I am unravelling: notes on the 2008 Next Wave Festival

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Being an artist and an art teacher
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A lively coverage of the exciting 2008 Next Wave Festival directed by Jeff Khan. Next Wave began 24 years ago and in 2008 presented the work of around 400 artist over 61 projects.

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