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... with plenty of talent in between. All but a few are western European or North American, which may not quite merit the shows description as international, by todays standards. And the catalogs rationale that the United States and Europe produce the gr ...
... . Almost nothing here needs to be plugged in, and nearly all of it looks on first glance like junk or detritus. One result is a strange combination of save-the-planet zeal and visual consistency: the coherence, say, of the Museum of Modern Arts 1965 ...
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