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That time Salvador Dali drove 500 kilos of cauliflower to the Sorbonne

Art May 9, 2023By Nicholas Osiowy

Universalism is often a dangerous concept, but perhaps there’s something in the idea that shapes are a unit, something that we can construct a world of thought out of.

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