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Roy Ascott stands in front of the Ontario College of Art building which, he claims, is an expensive white elephant for the taxpayer to feed
Roy Ascott stands in front of the Ontario College of Art building which, he claims, is an expensive white elephant for the taxpayer to feed

Roy Ascott stands in front of the Ontario College of Art building which, he claims, is an expensive white elephant for the taxpayer to feed

Date7/4/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Roy Ascott stands in front of the Ontario College of Art building which, he claims, is an expensive white elephant for the taxpayer to feed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029794F
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