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                "inscription": "Written in black ink on recto: \u201cStorm Trooper, May 30th 2020 Bryan Clark (signed)\u201d",
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                    "description": "<em>A \u201920-\u201921 Show of Talent. </em>Foothill Galleries, Cleveland Heights, OH (?-March 14, 2021).",
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        "description": "Cleveland native Bryan Clark was photographing peaceful Black Lives Matter demonstrations that turned violent on May 30, 2020. This photograph captures, recalled the artist, \u201cthe chaotic moment when protesters outside the Justice Center threw tear gas canisters back at the officers. . . . I see [here] so many people united and protecting each other while also standing up for those that we\u2019ve lost who can no longer stand up for themselves.\u201d",
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