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Photos from the MoMA show

| 07.20.11

Aaron went to the opening of Talk to Me at MoMA last night, and sent back some lovely photosynths autostitches and photos of the event. I’ve been back here in San Francisco working on the exhibition website and other things so wasn’t able to attend the opening, but I’m looking forward to seeing it when I’m in New York next week. In any event, some photos of Walking Papers and Prettymaps, in the show. Hooray!

Photos by Aaron.

Published: 07.20.11
Updated: 09.20.22

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