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listening horizon

Mai Thu Perret, An Evening of the Book, 2007. Videostill, 3-channel video installation, 16 mm, black and white, silent.

 

an infinite fermata

call & response

difficult knowledge

disenthrallment

long division

wish list

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recorded 22 March 2019

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