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November 22, 2018November 22, 2018

No, I am absolutely not drunk

It’s the artist playing.

And in any case, its Thanksgiving.

 

 

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Daily #20, 2012, dye transfer print.  Thomas Demand, German born 1964.  Philadelphia Art Museum

 

 

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