MARCEL DZAMA "THE HIDDEN, THE UNKNOWABLE, AND THE UNTHINKABLE" 2007 Andy Warhol "In the Bottom of My Garden" 1956 Each image in the series

Name: MARCEL DZAMA "THE HIDDEN, THE UNKNOWABLE, AND THE UNTHINKABLE" 2007 Andy Warhol "In the Bottom of My Garden" 1956 Each image in the series
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MARCEL DZAMA "THE HIDDEN, THE UNKNOWABLE, AND THE UNTHINKABLE" 2007 Andy Warhol "In the Bottom of My Garden" 1956 Each image in the series Each image in the series highlights a different angle of Ada's features and a performer in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show Dzama would begin exhibiting internationally just a year after graduating from the University of Manitoba with early champions of his work including Jim Carrey and Nicholas Cage In this carefully orchestrated artwork

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