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Dukes of Hazardous Unabomber by Josh Rubin

In New York this weekend? Don't miss this fascinating installation at Rare Gallery through Saturday.
Chris Larson's massive sculpture, entitled PAUSE, is a full-size representation of the Dukes of Hazzard '69 Dodge Charger crashing into the Unabomber's cabin -- two metaphors for lawlessness converging in time and space and providing at least one interpretation of today's geopolitical climate.
Rare Gallery
521 West 26th Street
New York City
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