Adrian Piper papers

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Adrian Piper papers

1966-1990

Papers related to Piper's dual careers as conceptual artist and philosophy instructor. Personal letters and financial material are also included.

10 linear feet

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SNAC Resource ID: 8237316

Archives of American Art

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