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Subsequent video- and computer-based efforts engaging painting, photography, and film have readapted the social critique immanent in his approach for a "post-medium" moment. The centrality of community is particularly strong with respect to orature, which, because it is not tied to one fixed text, is readapted and reworked with each telling as part of a collaboration between speaker and audience which takes its form from the interplay between them. In Central Park, the operations department oversees 16 sprinklers at 21 playgrounds, said Stephen Spinelli, a project coordinator, including an aquatic retread - a 60-year-old statue of Alice in Wonderland that was recently readapted from drinking fountain to sprinkler for the Levin Playground at East 77th Street. |
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