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Shigeko Kubota, close-up of “Korean Grave,” 1993, a mixed-media sculpture incorporating video monitors and video images, on view in the exhibition Viva Video! The Art and Life of Shigeko Kubota at the Museum of contemporary Art, Tokyo (MOT), earlier this year. Photo by brutjournal
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On the occasion of a retrospective exhibition of the late Norbert Kox’s paintings at the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay, the artist Cathy

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