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Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art
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"I find the Suzhou gardens fascinating and paradoxical. They look natural but are intensely curated. They feel boundless but adopt small footprints relative to the experiences they create. For me, the gardens are defined by a recurring sense of revelation and delight upon turning a corner. In the Suzhou MoCA, it was important that the garden was something to be dis...
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