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What Gardens Tell Us about How Humans View Nature

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At the Aldrich Museum, a show explores gardens as sites of pleasure and critique, with work by Kelly Akashi, Jill Magid, and Brandon Ndife.
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What Gardens Tell Us about How Humans View Nature

At the Aldrich Museum, a show explores gardens as sites of pleasure and critique, with work by Kelly Akashi, Jill Magid, and Brandon Ndife.

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