File:Kevin Carter Interview Q15 Landscape-Portrait 2010.ogv
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[edit]DescriptionKevin Carter Interview Q15 Landscape-Portrait 2010.ogv |
English: This is a response to the question: WHAT DO I THINK IT TAKES TO BE A 'GOOD FRIEND'? AND DO I THINK I AM ONE? |
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Author | Kevinpcarter |
This interview is one of 18 that were conducted as part of Landscape-portrait (www.landscape-portriat.com) a digital public / community art work by Kevin Carter and relate to the UK postcode N19 4EH.
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