Tif Sigfrids

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It’s a stymieing truth that a large percentage of people attending an art opening don’t see any art. Like showing up for roll call and sneaking out of the classroom the moment…

There’s an art gallery in my ear

It’s a stymieing truth that a large percentage of people attending an art opening don’t see any art. Like showing up for roll call and sneaking out of the classroom the moment…

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