Reconstructions

Luis Urculo Spanish

2015

Not on view

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Title: Reconstructions
Artist: Luis Urculo (Spanish, born Madrid, 1978)
Date: 2015
Medium: Single-channel digital video, color, sound, 9 min., 41 sec.
Classification: Variable Media
Credit Line: Purchase, Henry Nias Foundation Inc. Gift, 2015
Object Number: 2015.644
Rights and Reproduction: © Luis Úrculo
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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