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By January 3, 2005

Post from Matt Sepielli

winesghostparkinglot[editor’s note: Matt is responding to this post about Peter Rose’s video “Odysseus in Ithaca” at the Philadelphia Art Museum.]

I was always fond of this work of parking lot art, myself, “Ghost Parking Lot”, by James Wines, the founder of SITE Environmental Design.

Artist Matt Sepielli is one of the directors of the online gallery The Vacuum

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