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singing
singing - Image 2

singing

$3.00

by luke kurtis

The singing postcard set by luke kurtis is a conceptual work made as part of the artist’s INTERSECTION project. The piece ties into INTERSECTION’s overall theme of the artist’s rural southern upbringing. The postcard set was exhibited in Memory: International Mail Art Exhibition at Richmond Art Gallery in Richmond, BC, Canada in 2013.

SKU: SIN Category: Postcards and Prints Tags: history, luke kurtis, postcards, southern Brand: bd-studios.com

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Dimensions 4 × 6 in
Artist

luke kurtis

Date

Sep 2013

Format

postcards
matte finish

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