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By July 4, 2019
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High explosive cakes pack a wallop. "Ordnance", solo exhibition in 2011 by Tim Belknap at the now-closed and sorely missed Rebekah Templeton Gallery.
High explosive cakes pack a wallop. “Ordnance”, solo exhibition in 2011 by Tim Belknap at the now-closed and sorely missed Rebekah Templeton Gallery. Photo by Libby
High explosive cakes pack a wallop. "Ordnance", solo exhibition in 2011 by Tim Belknap at the now-closed and sorely missed Rebekah Templeton Gallery.
High explosive cakes pack a wallop. “Ordnance”, solo exhibition in 2011 by Tim Belknap at the now-closed and sorely missed Rebekah Templeton Gallery. Photo by Roberta

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