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AGO

Taking an Object for a Walk – post 4
27 Oct 2016

Taking an Object for a Walk – post 4

by Sarah Cullen | posted in: Artist's Walks, Residencies | 0

V and I went to the Art Gallery of Ontario to visit the Theaster Gates exhibition entitled How to Build a House Museum. We had seen it some weeks earlier and we had a plan to take some House Music … Read More

AGO, Frankie Knuckles, Taking an Object for a Walk, Theaster Gates

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