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XOOOOX EXHIBIT, CIRCLECULTURE GALLERY, BERLIN
Berlin´s own Circleculture Gallery, and a personal favorite of mine, released news about its upcoming exhibit entitled XOOOOX. According to the press release,
“The mystery surrounding the Berlin street art phenomenon XOOOOX continues to provoke questions. The seductive, introverted-looking women stenciled on building facades and construction fences have fascinated passers-by from Milan to New York City, but what exactly do they mean? And who is hiding behind the name? A man, a woman or a group of young street artists? Since being arrested for graffiti vandalism in the late 1990s, XOOOOX has refused to reveal an identity to avoid trouble with the law.”
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