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| One can glean a sense of his precarious position, this belatedness vis-a-vis the personal experience of the Great Migration, in panel 58, which shows three African American school girls writing on a blackboard the numbers 2, 3, and 4 in ascending manner. A corollary here, The Law of Disappointments, states that your chronic belatedness will cause lost financial opportunities, impaired friendships and employment issues. Through the murky lens of our current belatedness, even relatively tepid examples of the genre come with a patina of priority, whether Roman Ondak's artificially created queues in London last year; Pawel Althamer's personal pup tent attached to the Frieze big top in Regent's Park; or Vanessa Beecroft's mise-en-scene featuring a cast of a nude woman made "to be placed on the desk of a powerful man," in this case a booth-bound hired model. |
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