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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April, May and June, 2011. July 1, 2011. Continue reading . April 1, 2011. Happy New Year and Welcome to Why Art 2011! And our first newsletter for the year! Yes we are hearing murmurs of complaints in some quarters, March you say? A bit late for Happy New Year, you say? For sleeping fewer than 6 hours a night and teleportation. So we start 2011 with a decision to distil our publishing efforts by making Why art? Continue reading . January 1, 2011.PARSED CONTENT
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