Devorah Lauter
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There are problems too...but plenty to be hopeful about. Read to get a full picture: artnews.com/art-news/news/…
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@justinsuntron Mr. Alam is not the owner of the stand, and appears to earn an hourly wage that is independent of what he sells. Read my colleague's story about it here: news.artnet.com/market/justin-… @katebrownDE
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Mr. Alam’s contribution to this extraordinary artwork is indispensable, highlighting the boundless possibilities and value hidden in everyday life. I hope this initiative will bring his story to a broader audience and, one day, I look forward to visiting his fruit stand in person to express my gratitude again.
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To thank Mr. Shah Alam, I’ve decided to buy 100,000 bananas from his stand in New York's Upper East Side. These bananas will be distributed free worldwide through his stand. Show a valid ID to claim one banana, while supplies last. nytimes.com/2024/11/27/nyr…
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As the owner of a fruit stand in Manhattan's Upper East Side, Mr. Shah Alam inadvertently became a crucial contributor to a groundbreaking piece of art. This banana, far from being an ordinary piece of fruit, has taken on profound cultural and artistic significance.
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