Remixed memories [supplementary material]

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Charleson, Diane. (2016). Remixed memories [supplementary material] Melbourne, Australia: RMIT University.
CreatorsCharleson, Diane
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This contains the supplementary material as evidence of peer-review and authorship of the Remixed memories video/film installation.

Main record for the creative work: [http://researchbank.acu.edu.au/fea_pub/3816/] Remixed memories

Date2016
Place of publicationMelbourne, Australia
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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