These Keith Hernandez pieces may be promoting an indie documentary (not sure), but they are pretty funny and straddle the edge of advertising and street art. But then, what doesn’t?
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Images of Week 01.03.10
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Dispatch From Isolation # 2 : Pugilistic Kangaroo With a Facemask
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