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“I always knew that if I could just get myself here, it would be home.”
“I always knew that if I could just get myself here, it would be home.”
Bushwick-based artist Alex Chowaniec’s work engages questions of technology, nature, and bodies. Her forthcoming exhibition, a site-specific installation titled GLORIA PATRIA (BURNT ECLIPSE) opens at New York Studio Factory with a reception and special musical performance by Ev on Saturday, March 4, 6-8 p.m. during Armory Arts Week.
Featured image by Angela Altus.
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