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Something in this era of AI-generated art feels debased, devalued. That something is me, the artist.
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Noah Fischer’s work highlights intersections between economic and social inequity and art institutions. His sculpture, drawing, performance, writing, and organizing practice fluctuate between object making… More by Noah Fischer
