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gabrielsmy blog posts 15 Nov 201212 May 2026

And
painters don’t
know they are.

Not
Ed Ruscha.
Not Robert Indiana.

They
just don’t
know. But they

are.
It’s good
they don’t know.

They’d
be impoverished
by their art

if
they knew.

Taken from Will Vispo Last? Will Vispo be? on dbqp. By Andrew Bailey.

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Published 15 Nov 201212 May 2026

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