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Today's 12:30pm gallery talk, offered in Spanish by conservator Cristina Morilla, will explore the pigments and colors found in Lluís Borrassà paintings. t.co/a5ADLfsbh9 t.co/HbcOTtYOhV
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"La Ciénaga", Lucrecia Martel 2001. A winner of the Alfred Bauer Award at the 2001 Berlinale. Lucrecia Martel’s celebrated ópera prima. #film t.co/xt5ezQOyKk t.co/RTxRzC47oI
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"Image Book" - Jean-Luc Godard’s Le livre d’image could not be more of the moment. It is almost without narrative constraints, the most abstract in the series of collage films that spin off from his epic Histoire(s) du cinema (1988–98) #arts #film t.co/mle1DTLWVz
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