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An exhibition does not have to tell a full story.
It has to hold your attention, sometimes in the form of a question, such as: “Do you see what I
see?”. It can be ambiguous – something is described, yet you are not sure what it means or
what you are looking at (more than one possible interpretation can be applied). Ambiguity is an
important quality in art, because it can keep you, the viewer, wondering and interested.
There are as many facets to an artwork as there are witnesses. A work of art shows you
everything except the meaning of it, but what happens when we spend five minutes, fifteen
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