When Plato speculates what it would be like to finally see “reality,” he imagines stepping from shadows cast by firelight onto the walls of a cave and into the pure light of day. Nadine Faraj reverses that vision; she takes us instead from the visible world of the everyday into an underlying realm of primordial elements—earth,
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Zoom Art — Poussières d’étoiles
Sous la surface : une étude solaristique
Charline Dally, this womb of things to be
Matrilineal Hauntings: Ceramics by Kathy Kranias
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Mournings
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Birds
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Building
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Odours
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Porn·O
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Neurodiversity
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Flesh
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Voices
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Space Feminism
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The artist-museologist
