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| Her work must be seen, materially, in order to start the nuclear chain reaction that gets one to think (see above, second sentence), rethink, and push beyond what is seen--in/visibility (third sentence) leading to contrafactual immanence. Curator Mario Kramer takes over the entirety of the Museum fur Moderne Kunst with about 140 multimedia works for what's being billed as the artist's first retrospective--but let me assure you, Sturtevant don't want no retro spective, since her endeavor has always been exposing contrafactual immanence, eternally returning. |
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