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father worked in the ‘60s and ‘70s. This display
was inspired by Jeff Koons, famous for
his “ginormous” balloon dog sculptures,
Kirschner said.
In the course of my conversation with
Kirschner, I didn’t always get a clue from
her telling me why the objects were paired
the way they were. But I got the sense that
this was intentional, because Kirschner told
me her displays are meant to inspire her
own artwork, rather than intrigue a relic
hunter or stump a museumgoer.
“Everything that I set up and display is
only done as a means to inspire myself to
create my own work,” said Kirschner, who
creates and sells jewelry, some of which is
displayed around the house.
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