No. 48 Summer 2017
Cesare Berlingeri, Piegare il nero, 2016, polish paste and pigment on folded canvas, 60 x 59.5” Courtesy of Valli Art Gallery, Miami
G.A. Jakubovics: The City as Palimpsest (or how to plant a flag without scaling Mt. Everest)
G.A. Jakubovics, Mana, 318 NW 23rd St., Wynwood. 11|25|2016, archival fine art print, fine art baryta satin paper, 300 gsm. All images are courtesy of the artist and ArtMedia Gallery.
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