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Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works, Future Use, at Mercer Union, where he has a show with Michael Davey
Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works, Future Use, at Mercer Union, where he has a show with Michael Davey

Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works, Future Use, at Mercer Union, where he has a show with Michael Davey

Date9/26/1985
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  • Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works; Future Use; at Mercer Union; where he has a show with Michael Davey.
  • Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works, Future Use, at Mercer Union, where he has a show with Michael Davey
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Original Toronto Star caption: Future Use: Sculptor Bernie Miller with one of his works; Future Use; at Mercer Union; where he has a show with Michael Davey.
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104072F
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