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"2,2 milljónir manna sáu sýningu Ólafs Elíassonar í Tate Modern"

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Gagnasafn Morgunblaðsins
Reykjavík: Morgunblaðið, Mánudaginn 22. mars, 2004

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2,2 milljónir manna sáu sýningu Ólafs Elíassonar í Tate Modern

SÝNINGU Ólafs Elíassonar í túrbínusal Tate Modern-safnsins í London, Verkefninu um veðrið, lauk í gærkvöldi. Talið er að um 2,2 milljónir manna hafi séð sýninguna, sem hófst 15. október sl.

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