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While the illustrations of stuff move the story forward, the book is more a matter-of-fact account of the writer’s life than a catalogue of objects. Although the memoir itself isn’t as much about stuff as is about life events, it alludes to a problem plaguing many artists, writers, and creatives—where will all the stuff go?
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The Brooklyn Museum hosted a fair promoting the sale of "River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free" printed materials which critics claim is an antisemitic slogan calling for the destruction of Israel.
A print on sale read, “From NYC to Gaza, globalize the intifada,” and had an image of a New York City Police Department car on fire.