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We head to the Black Rock, Nevada campsite home of the legendary Burning Man festival and check out the incredible art structures built throughout the grounds. Then, we visit with Brazilian twin duo OSGEMEOS, showing us their colorful hip hop tribute at their very first official gallery show at Lehmann Maupin. Finally, we check out the Roses at Bell installation, artist Sarah Meyohas’ largest project to date dissecting 10,000 rose petals: A commentary on the natural world's transition into data.
** Correction: OSGEMEOS's show is entitled "Silence of the Music"
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We head to the Black Rock, Nevada campsite home of the legendary Burning Man festival and check out the incredible art structures built throughout the grounds. Then, we visit with Brazilian twin duo OSGEMEOS, showing us their colorful hip hop tribute at their very first official gallery show at Lehmann Maupin. Finally, we check out the Roses at Bell installation, artist Sarah Meyohas’ largest project to date dissecting 10,000 rose petals: A commentary on the natural world's transition into data.
** Correction: OSGEMEOS's show is entitled "Silence of the Music"
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Afropunk Style, Hyperflesh Masks, and a Deep Web Dive:
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