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Taryn Simon’s ‘Father Country I Do Love You’ and American foreign policy

Vulture describes the exhibition as a maximalist exploration of American foreign policy in Stephanie Wambugu’s review.

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Vulture describes Taryn Simon’s exhibition, ‘Father Country I Do Love You,’ as a maximalist exploration of American foreign policy. Stephanie Wambugu’s review asks what it all amounts to.

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Vulture@vultureTaryn Simon’s new exhibition, ‘Father Country I Do Love You,’ is a maximalist exploration of American foreign policy. What does it all amount to, asks Stephanie Wambugu in her review. https://www.vulture.com/article/taryn-simon-guggenheim-father-country-i-do-love-you-review.html?utm_campaign=vulture&utm_medium=s1&utm_source=twitter19h
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    Vulture@vultureTaryn Simon’s new exhibition, ‘Father Country I Do Love You,’ is a maximalist exploration of American foreign policy. What does it all amount to, asks Stephanie Wambugu in her review. https://www.vulture.com/article/taryn-simon-guggenheim-father-country-i-do-love-you-review.html?utm_campaign=vulture&utm_medium=s1&utm_source=twitter19h
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