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Minerva Cuevas in "Mexico City"Preview

July 20, 2016

In this preview from the Mexico City episode of Season 8 of Art in the Twenty-First Century, artist Minerva Cuevas shares the inspiration behind her 2015 exhibition at kurimanzutto, feast and famine.

“[It is] very much a reference to the capitalist system—considering the whole capitalist system as a cannibalistic process,” says the artist.

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