Can a tangerine ever forgive a rumpled bed?
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Reverse Tourism is a photoblog of documentation for the Art Gifting Project Reverse Tourism.
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About Reverse Tourism
Reverse Tourism is a photoblog of documentation for the Art Gifting Project Reverse Tourism. This project began with the intent of leaving a piece of my adopted home Tampa, as I traveled through multiple states. Honeybell Tangerines were scattered across New York City, Boston, Chicago and Minneapolis. The choice of fruit is particularly significant because of the juxtaposition of the connotations of the tangerine, tropical origins and the bitterly cold winter and the intended targets during the project, those who work in transportation, hospitality and tourism.
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February
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- A Minor Respite.. Feb 20th Feedback
- On Giving: Some Ground Rules
- Feb 11th- Chicago
- Feb 10th - Chicago
- Feb 9th- Chicago
- Feb 9th Minneapolis
- Feb 8 Minneapolis
- Feb 7- Minneapolis
- Feb 6- Chicago
- Feb 6- Flying into Chicago
- Feb 5- Northampton, MA
- Feb 5- Boston, MA
- Feb 5- Revere, MA
- Feb 4- NYU Tisch School of the Arts
- Feb 4- Brooklyn, Near Pratt
- Subway Station- Brooklyn, G Line
- Feb 3- Queens NY
- Feb 3, Tampa International Airport- Boarding
- Feb 3, Tampa International Airport- Starbucks
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About
- Laura
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Laura is an American video artist currently living in Montreal. The only thing she enjoys more than Post-Modern art is good cup of tea.
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