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Ballroom Marfa

museum, Marfa, Texas, United States
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    Pia Camil

    …which she then hung outside Ballroom Marfa, a contemporary museum, while an audio recording played the stories of the donated pieces. The project provided residents an opportunity to discuss and celebrate their clothing, which Camil described as intimate items that carry the wearers’ sweat and secrets.

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    …which she then hung outside Ballroom Marfa, a contemporary museum, while an audio recording played the stories of the donated pieces. The project provided residents an opportunity to discuss and celebrate their clothing, which Camil described as intimate items that carry the wearers’ sweat and secrets.

    Read More