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"As It Was" by Niclas von Schedvin

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Flag of Palau after being colonized by an American coffee company for large-scale bean production
from /r/vexillologycirclejerk Top comment: She watches.
Anna Blume (1937 – June, 18, 2020)
Anna & Bernhard Blume, “Küchenkoller,” (Kichen Madness) 1985 / 2016,
Six gelatin silver prints mounted on foam core,
Each: 78 3/4 x 49 9/16 inches (200 x 126 cm)

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"Douglas Gordon: k.364" at K20 Grabbeplatz, Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf opens this Saturday, April 14. K20 presents Douglas Gordon’s large-scale video installation "k.364" (2010). In this fifty-minute work, projected onto a pair of two-sided screens, the artist follows two Israeli musicians of Polish-Jewish heritage on their journey by train from Berlin to Warsaw. During their journey, the pair reflect on the Holocaust and the landscape, which is charged with historical memory: http://fal.cn/4HlZ
Crochet Playgrounds by Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam
Japanese artist Toshiko Horiuchi-MacAdam is considered one of Japan’s leading fiber artists, using knitting and crochet as the foundation for much of her work.
Her website explains that she specializes in “creating large, interactive textile environments that function both as imaginative and vibrant explorations of color and form, at the same time as providing thrilling play environments.”
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