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Manning describes her practice in terms of ritual—a channeling process through which something universal, intangible and ineffable is unearthed.
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Using sparse materials and national symbols, she challenges how civic identity is constructed, remembered and imposed.
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Old Masters sales are usually hit-or-miss, but the auction of pieces from the Saunders' Collection could kick off a period of momentum for a category...
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