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Jan 21, 07:22 · Sarah Lazarovic
Got to check out the newish Drawn & Quarterly store in Montreal this weekend. So lovely, chock a block with awesome comix, books, prints. It was a weekend of inspiring seeing. Went to the Museum of Contemporary Art and saw Yannick Pouliot's work for the first time. He had just a single piece in the present show, but it made everyone in the gallery who experienced it smile. Fortunately, Pouliot gets his own solo show on February 8th. Can't wait.
Here's a sketch of signals crossed and love lost.
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