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Regina Mamou
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Aug 4, 2026
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Clare PresserHOST
Were you trying to recreate an olfactory space of these tablets? Is that was the reason why you were pulling out those particular materials? What was

Regina MamouGUEST
the purpose? So the project was part of the large-scale installation Hang Our Gods, and so it was shown at Craft Contemporary Museum in Los Angeles, which is in Mid-City on Wilshire Boulevard across from LACMA and the La Brea Tar Pits, funny enough.

Regina MamouGUEST
When I would tell people, it's like one of the tinctures is bitumen, just like the La Brea Tar Pits.

Regina MamouGUEST
Breaking it down, essentially, a lot of my work has to do with authority, power, and how that is translated through particular time periods, especially around the Cold War era.
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