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Pars pro Toto

by Alicja Kwade.

Installation view of Alicja Kwade, Pars pro Toto at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 2018. Photography by Kim Hansen. Courtesy of the artist

Installation view of Alicja Kwade, Pars pro Toto at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 2018. Photography by Kim Hansen. Courtesy of the artist

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