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Thomasian artists in 'Autopilots vs The Iron Sky'

April 29, 2013 - 10:05am

Art and morality have been inextricably linked for thousands of years, art having been seen as depictive of truth and goodness. However, in the contemporary context, existing in a constant flux of information...

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