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The labor of one enabled the wealth of the other to exist.

— Fred Wilson

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I felt we were always on display. But the irony for me was that as much as we were on display, we were invisible.

Everything seemed to have a certain authority,a certain power associated with wealth.

Museums change history to make it palatable for the public.

I believe they say a lot about one another.

I wanted people to understand that perhaps the body is just stuck in Venice, but his brain, his mind, his future was going somewhere—or was already elsewhere.

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