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Brooke Alexander is pleased to present a unique collection of artist multiples. One of the most interesting aspects of multiples is that they can be made from almost any material one can think of. This vibrant physical democracy is highlighted here, and includes metal, formica, porcelain, glass, ceramic, rubberized horsehair, caviar, polychrome plastic, hydrocal, wood, fabric, paper and even sound.
Title: Multiples
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Brooke Alexander is pleased to present a unique collection of artist multiples.
One of the most interesting aspects of multiples is that they can be made from almost any material one can think of.
This vibrant physical democracy is highlighted here, and includes metal, formica, porcelain, glass, ceramic, rubberized horsehair, caviar, polychrome plastic, hydrocal, wood, fabric, paper and even sound.
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