Politics of Rehearsal(2005)
Politics of Rehearsal (2005) Focuses on the theme of rehearsal, which is so characteristic of Belgian-born, Mexico City-based Francis Alÿs' work. From the start, he has adopted a way of working that tends to reject conclusions in favor of repetition and recalibration.
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Politics of Rehearsal (2005) Focuses on the theme of rehearsal, which is so characteristic of Belgian-born, Mexico City-based Francis Alÿs' work. From the start, he has adopted a way of working that tends to reject conclusions in favor of repetition and recalibration.
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