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VIDEO: Waterfools: Protests Force Artists To Take Down Bizarre Installation From Mountain Stream – The Wilmington Journal

Fake door that says “tourist information” is meant to be a satire on selfie-snapping sightseers. The post VIDEO: Waterfools: Protests Force Artists To Take Down Bizarre Installation From Mountain Stream appeared first on Zenger News.

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