Feb 8, 2018
Stephen Antonakos. Proscenium, 2000.
neon + painted raceways
seen from Australia
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seen from Jamaica
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Stephen Antonakos. Proscenium, 2000.
neon + painted raceways
Nicola Singh. Sweet Spot, 2017.
textile
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