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John Gerrard’s ‘Cuban Schools’ illustrate the deceit at the heart of the notion of perpetual growthProjections in the Absolut Gallery at the Galway Arts Festival’s use technology more commonly seen in gaming to build an eerie virtual world that allows viewers to explore the decline of a utopian ideal
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