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In a post-Roe world, an exhibit exploring reproduction is more timely than ever

Three abstract metal sculptures with elongated stems are set against a plain background. In this timely exhibit, the diverse shapes include one with small wings, another with curled swirls, and the last resembling a fork with two prongs connected by wire.
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“Years before the Supreme Court ruled to end federal abortion rights, a team of curators started amassing a trove that explores the history of human reproduction. Now 200 objects are on display at the Mass Art Art Museum (MAAM) in a vast exhibition that feels more urgent than ever.”

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