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Lianna Patch reviews the Micro Ichi in theartblog

Lianna Patch reviews the Micro Ichi in theartblog

Posted by BUREAU of CHANGE in Events, Exhibitions

theartblog featured a great rundown of the Micro Ichi, the New Orleans version of the global “internet-ish” flea market Internet Yami-Ichi, organized by Caroline Sinders, BUREAU of CHANGE & IDPW.org and featuring BUREAU artists and collaborators.

20 Oct 2015