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Progress Report #3 – Ilana Halperin: Geologic Intimacy (Yu no Hana)

March 9, 2016 naokomabon

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The third on-site photo report by BEPPU PROJECT is now up.
第3回目となる現地レポートがBEPPU PROJECTさんより届きました。

To view the photo report #3, please click here.

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Progress Report #4 – Ilana Halperin: Geologic Intimacy (Yu no Hana)

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WAGON is a conceptual vehicle for the curatorial practice of Naoko Mabon.

Whilst the metaphor within a particular type of vehicle suggests its characteristics of small capacity, manual operation, and slow speed, WAGON carries ideas in its wheels which bring different points of view to our daily life.

Founded in summer 2014.

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