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Art parks and reciprocation

By Jam Pascual | March 20, 2015 - 12:00am

We like to think of fine art as the sort of beauty that keeps itself confined to particular spaces: within a frame, on the white walls of a gallery, safely kept inside a building and reserved for the eyes of the...

Young Star