Book ReviewTopsy TurvyQiana Mestrich’s ‘flip-book’ zine draws her abstract photographs of vintage dolls into an interactive experience that visually deconstructs racial and gender stereotypes.Read More
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Topsy Turvy
Qiana Mestrich’s ‘flip-book’ zine draws her abstract photographs of vintage dolls into an interactive experience that visually deconstructs racial and gender stereotypes.
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