Through an exhibition playing with translation, transliteration, and dichotomies, the Slavs and Tatars artist collective sticks out its pierced tongue at shibboleths of art and language.
From the Berlin Wall to the Great Wall of China

Through an exhibition playing with translation, transliteration, and dichotomies, the Slavs and Tatars artist collective sticks out its pierced tongue at shibboleths of art and language.
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