the TEA party
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“…As I walked through the exhibit, I felt myself drawn to “the TEA party.” I related on a visceral level to the brokenness on display before me. I felt a sadness but also an essence of hope as I recognized the beauty of the haphazard place settings. Despite their imperfection – and they’re not “doing” at all what they should have been doing – there was a tranquil acceptance towards their new role, so to speak on the table. “It’s fragile, it’s dangerous but it’s also about making something precious again.”