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Entang Wiharso Solo Exhibition at York College Galleries

Entang Wiharso’s solo exhibition “A Thousand Kilometers” at York College Galleries is now on view at both the main campus galleries and the Marketview Arts center downtown.

York College Galleries wrote, “This multi-venue exhibition by Indonesian-born, US-based artist Entang Wiharso touches on the role of power, geo-political structures, historical narratives and human agency.”

More information on their website.

 

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