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Trebuchet Magazine review of “Noise & Whispers”
Trebuchet Magazine review of the “Noise & Whispers” exhibition at GV Art gallery in London (see earlier posts) – “Disinformation’s National Grid (is) one of the most important and impressive sound art works of recent times… this alone makes the exhibition worthwhile”…
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