Talk
Morimura: The Journey of the Self
17 Nov 2018
Japan Society Gallery
New York, United States
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Lieko Shiga (b. 1980), Rasen kaigan (Spiral Shore) 46 from the series Rasen kaigan (Spiral Shore), 2011. Photograph, chromogenic print. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Museum purchase with funds donated by Jerry Fielder and Daniel Campbell, 2015.2950 © Lieko Shiga.
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