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L’odeur de l’art

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LN71 wrote:

Tuesday March 8th, 2016 at 10:47 AM

J’aime :
* l’interligne, comme une hésitation honteuse, il faut le dire vite.
* l’ombre du photographe.

Finalement, l’art contemporain est souvent soit poussiéreux, soit pourri > stink-art.

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