Saxon Brice

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Right in the midst of LA’s season of art fairs and festivals, along comes a film that takes a hatchet to LA’s art world.

Velvet Buzzsaw slashes through LA’s art scene

Right in the midst of LA’s season of art fairs and festivals, along comes a film that takes a hatchet to LA’s art world.

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