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Issue 7.3 | Summer 2009 — Toward a Vision of Sexual and Economic Justice

Fatimah Tuggar

CRASH PROOF
a gallery curated by Carrie Moyer

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Fatimah Tuggar
Suburbia, 1998
Inkjet on vinyl. 47 x 96 inches
Courtesy of BintaZarah Studios

Fatimah Tuggar
Day Dream, 1998
Inkjet on vinyl. 58 x 48 inches
Courtesy of BintaZarah Studios

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