New arrivals on the shelf
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Curating
中文版-ChineseVersion
Published: 20.03.2018
Stepping into the showroom made the visitor feel like entering someone’s living room or office. The pieces on the shelves were the book collection from the host, and viewing them is like talking to the owner about his/her collection, and thus visitor can understand the interest and desire of the host.
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