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Recording the Post-Apocalyptic Present

Author: Chris Nakashima-Brown • Feb 17th, 2006 •

Category: Ballardosphere, consumerism, visual art

BLDGBLOG has a nice piece on painter Angelina Gualdoni’s beautiful oils of an abandoned shopping mall in Chicagoland.

“Terrain Vague”

Author: Chris Nakashima-Brown
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