Site Title: In Plain Sight: Kathryn Andrews, castaneda/reiman, Dario Robleto, Weston Teruya

Contributors: by Daniel Nevers, Joanna Fiduccia, Anne Lesley Selcer, and Stephanie Hanor

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Introduction: A Brief History of Hiding in Plain Sight
Kathryn Andrews: Kathryn Andrews
castaneda/reiman: castaneda/reiman
Dario Robleto: Dario Robleto
Weston Teruya: Weston Teruya
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Works in the Exhibition

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Contents

Introduction: A Brief History of Hiding in Plain Sight — Daniel Nevers
Kathryn Andrews: Censor or Surfeit — Joanna Fiduccia
castaneda/reiman: Lay of the Landscape — Joanna Fiduccia
Dario Robleto: The Heart is a Metaphor, But Also Not — Anne Lesley Selcer
Weston Teruya: The Potted Plants of our Undoing — Anne Lesley Selcer
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Works in the Exhibition

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