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Why Is For Freedoms Designing Art for a New Brooklyn Jail? [UPDATED]
The collective proposed a series of works for the controversial Borough-Based Jails project, which has received pushback from artists and organizers.
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Pompeii Aerial Tour Helicopters Seized in Safety Investigation
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Child Damages Multimillion-Dollar Rothko Painting at Dutch Museum
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