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Edge Control: the art exhibition using hidden camera images to explore race and beauty
Source: The Guardian · Published
<p>Artist Deana Lawson uses beauty supply store surveillance images to analyze power and personhood in her exhibition at the Gagosian in New York City</p><p>In her essay The Oppositional Gaze: Black…
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