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Topic: Materiality

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Round glass forms are suspended from a series of mobiles in a gallery. The forms vary in color and shape, including teal, blue, brown, black, and orange with colorful accents.

To Breathe Full and Free: Abstraction and Reprieve in María Magdalena Campos-Pons’ “The Rise of the Butterflies”

Kaillee Coleman

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