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The Funambulist 04 Featured
From Issue 04:

Carceral Environments

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Students: Project for a New Carceral Paradigm by Fleur Agema as revisited

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Contributors: Jonas Staal.

Published December 19, 2016

Utrecht School of the Arts (Netherlands, 2001) / All visuals and text by artist Jonas Staal (2011)

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