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| Cultural theorist Irit Rogoff speaks about the ambivalences and disavowals that "always seem to surface when museums engage with issues of cultural difference. There is widespread skepticism that simple disavowals of revenge coupled with equally simple declarations of a desire for peace adequately embody this criterion. Such overdetermined decadence is typical of Vezzoli, whose attraction to velvet couture and strands of pearls translates into a perfectly fetishistic aesthetic--so many disavowals and recuperations. |
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