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Elv is Black: Bunny Capture

The object of Elv is Black is pretty straightforward: throw white bunnies into holes. There are also some giant bunnies that try to push Elv around, but those must also be pushed into holes. There is some comment about racism here, but after losing several hours to this game, the exact message is still not entirely clear.

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Cave Chaos

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Jason Hernandez draws from medieval religious art and classical European images to create grotesque yet vibrant images laden with contemporary social criticism. The punk-metalhead in me can’t get enough of this stuff.

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LA-based conceptual artist Zach Stadel examines the assumptions and presumed utility ascribed to various materials by reworking the ways in which they define and are defined by space, gravity, and light.

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