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Frieze New York continues through May 9 at the Shed (545 West 30th Street, Hudson Yards, Manhattan).
Susan Coyne is a writer and illustrator based in Los Angeles and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Follow her work at Coyneworks.com and via @coyneworks on Instagram. More by Susan Coyne
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