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Despite the title, don’t expect too much fresh air
Despite the title, don’t expect too much fresh air
Despite the title, don’t expect too much fresh air. Arielle Falk’s solo show Breathe In, Breathe In opened this past Friday at Auxiliary Projects, and posed some questions about the continual pressure to bring new products into our lives and the lack of fulfillment these new products bring.
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