you
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the block was a tool for me to drink to
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travel via to Ali on
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all kind of places on earth before the
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Revolution before the fall of the
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companies before when I couldn't travel
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actually I couldn't get out from my
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country but I was fascinated by any
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image haha I I find because from that
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only small image I start to really dream
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at all kind of places i'm kim barossa
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director of the National Museum and
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where it states of mind the mid career
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retrospective of Donnelly approach of
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scheming now renowned Romanian artists
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we're looking at postcards from America
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a series of drawings that Don for jobs
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he did on his first trip to the United
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States in the early 1990s these are over
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500 drawings small and scale but so
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interesting and full in content
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documenting his trip and the impressions
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he got when he came
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his performance using the de body was
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like the one of the most radical it
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looks like a more radical medium in my
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country because until then the body were
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completely controlled by the unique part
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the Communists when the change of coal
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companies were gone it was as if we took
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the body back I was showing
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internationally and I've been asked not
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by my work but about the political
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condition in my country so I felt very
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offended and I felt as if I belong to
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somebody still marked this was the idea
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of them
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of the tattoo first this is a tattoo
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will last it's not going nowhere to stay
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on me and second it's uncanny contravene
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idea of spectacle
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Donna Lea's work is very political but
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in a wonderfully subtle way and that I
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think makes it very special but it's the
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the power of its political statement the
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subtlety of it and the beauty really in
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it with which they express it through
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their various means of artistic creation
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for meat I'm curious and I imagined that
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maybe I can walk in a kind of four real
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google so not a beautiful one where we
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final all kind of things when we need
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but what about walking in the lack of
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information till nineteen eighty nine
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will be a motive behind this and then
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when know when you don't know and you
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find out that it's quite a lot what you
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don't know then I in my case I was upset
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and I tried to recuperate 15 years of
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missing information
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if you think about like
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medieval ages like this kind of guys
04:01
were travelling cities singing the news
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and singing this panda calc and I could
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criticize the king and like you know
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because they are this kind of they were
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allowed to do this in order to spread
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communication to help you know so I kind
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of think of myself the same still I
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still take this risk and I'm still I
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still think politics they shape shape
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our life so we have to somehow be
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careful and be attentive to know what
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we're really
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