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Art Competition Odds reprinted in Rejected

July 22, 2011cwongyapart competition odds, books, rejection letters, Tattfoo Tan, Temporary Art Review 2 Comments

Via Tattfoo Tan:

Just published:
A collection of rejection letters by artist Tattfoo Tan and
an essay by Christine Wong Yap on art competition odds (originally published on Temporary Art Review).

It is available online at McNally Jackson and in Soho, NYC.

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