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- verb To
hang again.
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Examples
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He called the rehang a "perpetual revolution … a new beginning, not about throwing out old art but new ways of experiencing it".
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He called the rehang a "perpetual revolution … a new beginning, not about throwing out old art but new ways of experiencing it".
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He called the rehang a "perpetual revolution … a new beginning, not about throwing out old art but new ways of experiencing it".
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The Turner Prize winner, Martin Creed, and other leading Scottish artists converged on Edinburgh last night for the unveiling of the sweeping "rehang" of the SNGMA, its first for 25 years.
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The Turner Prize winner, Martin Creed, and other leading Scottish artists converged on Edinburgh last night for the unveiling of the sweeping "rehang" of the SNGMA, its first for 25 years.
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The Turner Prize winner, Martin Creed, and other leading Scottish artists converged on Edinburgh last night for the unveiling of the sweeping "rehang" of the SNGMA, its first for 25 years.
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The dome drenches the space in sunlight and imbues the work (which otherwise might feel like a rehang of the "usual suspects") with a freshness.
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The dome drenches the space in sunlight and imbues the work (which otherwise might feel like a rehang of the "usual suspects") with a freshness.
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The dome drenches the space in sunlight and imbues the work (which otherwise might feel like a rehang of the "usual suspects") with a freshness.
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The dome drenches the space in sunlight and imbues the work (which otherwise might feel like a rehang of the "usual suspects") with a freshness.
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