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A lecture by Gregory Markopoulos delivered at Kent State University, June 30, 1968
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A lecture by Gregory Markopoulos delivered at Kent State University, June 30, 1968

Posted on: March 12, 2022February 5, 2025

The following text originally appeared in the Whitney Museum of American Art book, Gregory J. Markopoulos: Mythic Themes, Portraiture, and Films of Place (1996).

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