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1 comments:
"The work I produce may not free us, but I hope it points to the conditions under which we are trapped." - Jon Rafman
I respond to this approach and find it effective; but I wonder:
Does work like these Kool Aid man tours with such time-specific cultural references become dated down the line, or will it be immortalized in a more lasting lineage of art history because of its precise portrayal of our culture?
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