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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 From Artists to Art Workers
2 Carl Andre's Work Ethic
3 Robert Morris's Art Strike
4 Lucy Lippard's Feminist Labor
5 Hans Haacke's Paperwork
Epilogue Notes List of Illustrations
Index
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Eric Torrese
reviewed Art Workers: Radical Practice in the Vietnam War Era on September 24, 2014 Art Workers: Radical Practice in the Vietnam War Era
The book is by Adolf and his daughter Star, a beautiful collection of stories in photos.
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