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Aaron Terry: Resistance to the Indignities of Modern Life

Mark Taylor
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In June 2011, Gallery Crawl visited Ever Gold Gallery to talk with Aaron Terry about his solo exhibition, RESISTANCE TO THE INDIGNITIES OF MODERN LIFE. Terry combines photography, installation, and costume to document the life of his alter-ego character, the Urban Yeti.

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