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Tama Hochbaum

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By Tama Hochbaum

In the room for paper 01 + 11 : composite trees and road grids

Hochbaum, Tama, 1953-; Lawson, George (George Wayne), 1951-; White, Amy (Amy C.) · 2009 · George Lawson Gallery

Exhibition catalog for two shows of photographs by Tama Hochbaum at the George Lawson Gallery in San Francisco: Composite Trees in October and November 2008 and Road Grids a year later. Some of the pictures are Chapel Hill scenes. George Lawson and Amy White are also named; the gallery issued it in 2009.

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