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Hanging (in a garden of Babylon)

By Mark Scott-Wood 2013

Mark Scott-Wood

Hanging (in a garden of Babylon) comes as a kit and requires some assembly but play is not encouraged as the work makes a comment about toys as an art object and the frustrations of childhood.

Mark Scott-Wood

Mark Scott-Wood

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