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    • (Tell Me Why) The Epistemology of Disco

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    • Gram/Sci [2013]
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    • I Never Can Say Goodbye [1991]

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    GRAM / SCI [2013]

    Embossed works on paper, 700mm x 1000mm each, wood, coloured light

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    GRAM / SCI consists of a rubbing on paper made from the tombstone of Antonio Gramsci, the father of Italian communism.

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    Installation view: SCA Galleries (Sydney, Australia)

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