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Based off the increasingly political nature of Joe Boruchow‘s work as of late, I have to imagine this wheatpaste and its title have to be a comment on the Trump transition. But as always, Joe leaves the interpretation up to us!
Paste is located on Spring Garden street at 9th.
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