The world of a s m r runs until the sixteenth of october. Have here is a rubber tongue which looks as though it's thickly coated with saliva, and it's going up and down in a slightly sort of mick jagger mid performance way. And there's one of those wonderful admonitions, please do not touch i mean, i wouldn't touch it if you paid me. It's really extremely gross. This exhibition plants a flag in the ground and says, hageis there's something interesting going on here. There's something that you might not have heard about or seen before. The world is full of censorial activity. And what mr doing is packaging
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