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All posts tagged
museums
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September 24, 2020Captions From My Parents’ Museum of Conceptual Art
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April 8, 2019How to Show Everyone in This Art Museum You Really Fucking Appreciate This Painting
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April 30, 2018Explore the Power of the Senses at Your Local Children’s Museum
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January 5, 2018The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s New Admissions Policy
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September 19, 2017If Bostonians Loved Other Local Institutions the Way They Love Their Local Sports Franchises
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August 7, 2015An Open Letter to the Icelandic Phallological Museum
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May 29, 2014Alternative Ideas from an Intraoffice Memo at the Museum of Sex After Discovering That the Planned Location for a Los Angeles Branch, 69 Swallow Drive, is Not Actually for Sale, and the Closest Property Available is 67 Swallow Drive
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November 14, 2013Dispatches from Iceland: Reykjavik: A Visit to the World’s Only Penis Museum
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November 1, 2013Bream Gives Me Hiccups: Restaurant Reviews from a Privileged Nine-Year-Old: The Museum of Natural History and Making Compromises
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April 3, 2013Adventures in Atomic Tourism: Kilroy Was Here
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February 19, 2021I’m a Short Afternoon Walk and You’re Putting Way Too Much Pressure on Me
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February 22, 2021The UX on this Small Child Is Terrible
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February 24, 2021I Oppose the Democrats’ Plan to Lower Child Poverty. If Kids Want to Eat, They Should Work In Filthy Factories Like They Did in the Good Old Days
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February 16, 2021As a Superhero Teacher, I Can’t Wait to Sacrifice My Unvaccinated Life for Your Child
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