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Toward an Interconnectedness of All Things

The exhibition Toward an Interconnectedness of All Things was created by Barbara Kasten in 1981 and held at the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries at Wright State University from September 23 through October 24, 1985. Barbara Kasten is an Neo-Constructivist artist. The show was created by a grant through the Ohio Arts Council. A documentary was created in conjunction with the exhibition through the Telecommunications Center.

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  • Toward an Interconnectedness 021: Construct PC/III A by Barbara Kasten

    Toward an Interconnectedness 021: Construct PC/III A

  • Toward an Interconnectedness 022: Construct LB/1 by Barbara Kasten

    Toward an Interconnectedness 022: Construct LB/1

  • Toward an Interconnectedness 023: Construct NYC-8 by Barbara Kasten

    Toward an Interconnectedness 023: Construct NYC-8

  • Toward an Interconnectedness 024: Construct LB/2 by Barbara Kasten

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