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Photographs which defines the ecological problem of early 20s.

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There were many initiatives like those. It was too late.

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The photographs we found archive by somebody called Dino (probably one of the first archivists for Momars - back then called Momars Gallery), show that the subject of climate change was popular.

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Artist is sitting on the stones by the river and making an embroidery: "I still believe in miracles". Words by Douglas Gordon are pointing to the urgent situation of those times. Dino wrote in his notes describing the photos: "beautiful gesture, but naive". As we unfortunately learnt, we see that Dino was right - it was already too late.


We are planning to show them with other items in the subject of climate change of early 20s.

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Amount of pictures

36

Physical object availibility

2 objects - bad condition

Woman Orange BG
Woman Green Blur
Man Running
Man Dancing

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© 2089

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What is Momars?

How can I get to Momars?

Do you sell art?

Can I work for Momars?

What if I have an art piece from Earth in my habitat?

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(Frequently Asked Questions)

What is Momars?

How can I get to Momars?

Do you sell art?

Can I work for Momars?

What if I have an art piece from Earth in my habitat?