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How Daniel Arsham Is Rewriting the Future of Art

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‘Back to the Future’s’ DeLorean car and Looney Tunes backpack patches are among the objects reimagined in Arsham’s show ‘3018,’ which projects familiar items into the future.

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Daniel Arsham’s new show, called 3018, is what you might call anti-subtle. On the top floor of the exhibit, giant letters protrude from a smooth white wall, tugging and stretching the hard surface as if it were fabric.

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