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Antagonism, Hacks, and Hoaxes at MAP
  • August 13, 2007
  • Words: Cara Ober
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An exploration of humor through antagonism, hacks, hoaxes, jokes, cracks, pranks, gags, and absurdities, curated by Michael Benevento of Current Gallery.

Featured artists include: Aghost, Lara Emerling, Evie Falci, Michael Farley, Erin Gleeson, Natalie Jenison, Brian Kaspr, Dina Kelberman, Andrew Laumann, Rob Loucks, New Jedi Order, Robby Rackleff & Blue Leader, Jimmy Joe Roche, Jeremy Rountree, Ray Roy, Richard Sawka, Alexandr Skarlinski, Spectacular Society Corporation, Christopher Tate, Vishwam Velandy, Wham City, and Damon Zucconi.

  • Words: Cara Ober
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