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The newest Damien Hirst's installation at the Lever House, Park Avenue, New York. Dead sheep symbolize students - the sheep are suspended in the tanks, mounted on autopsy tables and have intravenous tubes suspended above.
Pretty disturbing but artistic at the same time.
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