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British painter Roy Ascott, president of the Ontario College of Art, is leading a dizzying round of changes at the once-staid institution
British painter Roy Ascott, president of the Ontario College of Art, is leading a dizzying round of changes at the once-staid institution

British painter Roy Ascott, president of the Ontario College of Art, is leading a dizzying round of changes at the once-staid institution

Date12/16/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: British painter Roy Ascott; president of the Ontario College of Art; is leading a dizzying round of changes at the once-staid institution.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103651F
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