Momoyo Torimitsu at Thrust Projects

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Works by Momoyo Torimitsu (image by Thrust Projects)

An exhibition by Momoyo Torimitsu at Thrust Projects addresses America's consumption of products through two related parts. Scattered across the gallery floor are 80 resin small sculptures imitating melted chocolate Easter bunnies.

Exhibition Info
Date: March 28 - May 16, 2009
Place:Thrust Projects
Address: 114 Bowery #301 (3rd floor), New York, NY 10013

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Momoyo Torimitsu at Thrust Projects

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