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- noun Plural form of
gallerygoer .
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Examples
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Abramovic has spent the last couple decades burning her fingernail clippings, challenging gallerygoers to shoot her, and locking mouth-to-mouth with her life/artistic partner until both passed out from carbon dioxide poisoning.
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Abramovic has spent the last couple decades burning her fingernail clippings, challenging gallerygoers to shoot her, and locking mouth-to-mouth with her life/artistic partner until both passed out from carbon dioxide poisoning.
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Moving beyond the video installations now taken for granted in all modern and contemporary art museums, here the opening show also includes audio and on-line works of a sort that only the most determined gallerygoers are likely to have encountered.
Miracle on the Bowery Filler, Martin 2008
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The artist Vito Acconci, in a 1972 performance piece called "Seedbed," squatted under a gallery ramp and masturbated while gallerygoers walked above him, listening to his amplified dirty whispers.
NYT > Home Page By DWIGHT GARNER 2011
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Curator Gladys Lin (林瑀希) says she scheduled Between History and Tale to run after an exhibit of work by American photographer Gregory Crewdson (who is known for his surreal and ghostly scenes of American homes) so that gallerygoers could make comparisons between the East and the West.
Taipei Times 2010
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Materials are piled into crazed constructions of planks and pallets - part gigantic sculpture, part junkyard assault course - which gallerygoers must navigate their way through.
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exit interview on the Walker's website, they reflect on the piece, in which they lay naked and moved slowly in a darkened and heated nestlike environment as gallerygoers came and went.
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