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In this video, Polish artist Hubert Czerepok guides us trough his exhibition History and Utopia, a solo show at Arsenal Gallery in Białystok, Poland....
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When on vacation, it can sometimes be the seemingly ordinary "local" sights that prove the most memorable.
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