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| Nonetheless, these are compelling cases, treks into dark and demented souls of the sort that these novelists are unnervingly adept at replicating in their own works. These include One Hundred Fish Fountain, 2005--just exhibited at Donald Young in Chicago, the piece actually consists of only ninety-seven fish cast in bronze, plus several fiberglass heads unnervingly recycled from earlier works--as well as Raw Materials, whose cries and whispers filled the Tate's Turbine Hall through the beginning of 2005. Instead the exchange is put before us baldly, and Jesus looks unnervingly insensitive and inflexible. |
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