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includes:
The Richard
L. Nelson Gallery & The Fine Arts Collection web site features a
panel discussion video that is available for download from its Archive
section. The "You See: Manuel Neri, Wayne Thiebaud and William
T. Wiley" panel discussion was held November 13, 2007 at the Studio
Theatre at the Mondavi Center, UC Davis, Moderated by Michael Schwager,
curator of the di Rosa Preserve.
The
Roland Collection presents clips of:
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