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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Void

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I’m not sure how the piece operates with a motor, but I like the stark boldness of Christian Robert-Tissot’s polystrene and acrylic installation, Void.

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Tags: installation, graphic, art
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Posted by Emily Chang at 08:38 AM - RSS

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"In an unrelated story, the Church of Ovid reports the theft of their sacred giant floating letters.”

Comment by Just Some Guy on  03/04  at  05:22 PM

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