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on 8 November 2009 (#23845929)
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on 13 April 2010
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Postmodern Eye
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Postmodern Eye for the New Sincerity guy: visual treats + timely commentary on the cult of sincerity, reconstructivism, “maximum fun”, human exceptionalism, morality, environment, animals, science, constructs, art and literature. Proudly subverting the grand narrative since 2009.
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