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Restless - Gao Heyun & Cai Nong Signed Exhibition Booklet, 2011

Restless - Gao Heyun & Cai Nong Signed Exhibition Booklet, 2011

SIGNED Signed Photography Exhibition Ephemera
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A compact document from the 2011 two-person photography exhibition Restless by Gao Heyun and Cai Nong at Nanjing's Librairie Avant-Garde. The group includes an 18-page exhibition booklet and invitation, and the source describes the booklet as signed by both photographers.

Contents: Exhibition booklet plus invitation.

Format: Large 16-mo softcover booklet, 18 pages; exact metric dimensions of both pieces were not supplied.

Material: Printed paper and card.

Edition / signatures: Published April 2011; listed as signed by Gao Heyun and Cai Nong. No edition or limitation stated; signatures not authenticated.

Condition: graded 9/10.

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