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Wes Hempel: Imaginary Film Stills

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The twelve paintings in the exhibition are imaginary film stills based on a Science Fiction screenplay, titled Regression, developed by Wes Hempel’s uncle in the 1950s. The film was never made and, to Hempel’s knowledge, none of the script survived.
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Title: Wes Hempel: Imaginary Film Stills
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The twelve paintings in the exhibition are imaginary film stills based on a Science Fiction screenplay, titled Regression, developed by Wes Hempel’s uncle in the 1950s.
The film was never made and, to Hempel’s knowledge, none of the script survived.

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