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Museums work to preserve art that's not made to last

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Museums work to preserve art that's not made to last

Museums work to preserve art that's not made to last

courtesy of Art MOCO, The art installation “Shibboleth,” by Colombian artist Doris Salcedo, is a chasm in the floor of Tate Modern Musuem, a World War II-era building. The work is a statement about impermanence and the vulnerability of contemporary life.

Museums work to preserve art that's not made to last

Museums work to preserve art that's not made to last

courtesy of Art MOCO, The art installation “Shibboleth,” by Colombian artist Doris Salcedo, is a chasm in the floor of Tate Modern Musuem, a World War II-era building. The work is a statement about impermanence and the vulnerability of contemporary life.

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