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Art HistorySub Rosa[7 March 2007] by Mikita BrottmanWithout venturing to psychoanalyze Art Garfunkel’s unconscious fixations, I’d say there are times when you can, in fact, tell a book by its cover -- and one of them is when it’s covered in protective plastic.
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Customer FeedbackMikita Brottman26.Mar.08 Some Amazon buyers serve as "culture jammers", expressing their contempt for advertisers through simple acts of creative customer feedback.
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I thought this was dead on and funny. The pretentious of Art, wrapped in good intentions.
Comment by Steve Horowitz — March 8, 2007 @ 10:50 pm