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Monster Mash

Crab Man

“Crab Man” from the NCSU Free Expression Tunnel. Artist unknown.

Monster Mash

“Monster Mash” from the NCSU Free Expression Tunnel. Artist unknown.

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Jason!
10/26/2010

“Crab Man” looks like a chick, in sort of a “Marlene Dietrich by way of H.P. Lovecraft” way. Was it actually a titled piece?
Fred
10/26/2010

No, it was not a titled piece but I agree that it could be female.

Those “crab hands” might also be handmade trick-or-treat bags.

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