Touched

Notes

Exhibition and events shown at the 6th Liverpool Biennial. 18 September – 28 November 2010.

Editor	Lewis Biggs, Paul Domela
Publisher	Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art
Reference	P1654
Date	2011
Type	Publication

Keywords

Allan Kaprow art Bluecoat Bodies Beyond Work Coco Fusco Defiant Abjection FACT Franco Berardi labour Lewis Biggs Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art Open Eye Gallery Tania Bruguera Tate Liverpool Tehching Hsieh therapy Touched

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