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Women’s Museum Debuts Recycled Tire Sculptures by Chakaia Booker
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Women’s Museum Debuts Recycled Tire Sculptures by Chakaia Booker

March 19, 2012·0 comments

WASHINGTON DC—Every day countless tires roll down New York Avenue as vehicle traffic ebbs and flows. Inspired by the everyday

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