User talk:Gvsima

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April 2014

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her exhibitions [[Involutary Memories]]. Her work focuses on memory, memory loss, and place. <ref>[http://switch.sjsu.edu/wp/v28/2013/10/28/deborah-ascheim/ Switch New Media Journal 10/28/13,

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