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CURATOR: Bill Murray, American hero

POSTED: Tuesday, November 16, 2010, 6:47 PM

Every Tuesday, Critical Mass pokes around the blog world so you don't have to.

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- Phrequency shows us what's new in street art in Old City and Northern Libs. Finally, an artist recognizing Bill Murry as an American hero. - Philebrity scours the camera phones of its readership and comes up with a grand revelation: monkey balls can fix your house. - Art In the Age asks what the cost of progress is with the possibility of The Church Of Assumption and Cramp's Shipyard fading into nonexistence. - Geekadelphia peeps the "Art of the American Soldier" exhibit at the National Constitution Center. Next to each bit of art there's an iPad with videos and interviews from the artists themselves, telling the stories behind their pieces.

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Posted 2010-11-19 12:06:01

Thanks for the love CityPaper!

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