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CN/021 — Dec 12 2017
Not messing around.
Dominican artist Dalton Gata is ferocious and humorous. It's like his paint is made from cake frosting, semen and the tar used to seal the cracks of slave ships. He’s not messing around nor should he be. 🔪🌹
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Batia Suter — Parallel Encyclopedias
As they say things must separate in order to appear, but what it is that separates isn’t very clear. In her Parallel Encyclopedias, Batia Suter centralizes this classification bias through contamination — an induced cultural Alzheimers — resulting in something like an un-Enlightenment.
As they say things must separate in order to appear, but what it is that separates isn’t very clear. In her Parallel Encyclopedias, Batia Suter centralizes this classification bias through contamination — an induced cultural Alzheimers — resulting in something like an un-Enlightenment.