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(Pics: Andy Freeberg, Stefan Kirkeby)
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Those gallery front desk photos are genius. A little "inside jokish" but still pretty inspired.
The comment by one of the subjects saying "he thought the work showed a lack of engagement with the subject” was hilarious, given the architecture of those spaces.