Part of the point of “post-authenticity” is that whether a thing is “real” or “fake” is not necessarily the most interesting or…

Part of the point of “post-authenticity” is that whether a thing is “real” or “fake” is not necessarily the most interesting or salient point about it. We’re after that now.

— Jay Owens (@hautepop) April 24, 2019

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