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Curatorial discussion of the Inner Worlds exhibition

Dr Christopher Chapman, video: 11 minutes

Curatorial discussion of the Inner Worlds exhibition
 
Curatorial discussion of the Inner Worlds exhibition Dr Christopher Chapman. Video length: 11 minutes

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The inner voice

Magazine article by Dr Christopher Chapman, 2011

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