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Orange juice has been responsible for a lot of healthy mornings in the world, but who knew it could also curate amazing art shows?

This Thursday at noon, the Bass Museum of Art will mark the stateside debut of Latin America’s largest private collection of contemporary art, owned by the Jumex corporation. “Where Do We Go From Here?: Selections From La Colección Jumex” will deploy a parade of international names ranging from Mike Kelley, Urs Fischer, and Louise Lawler alongside Mexican conceptualists Damián Ortega, Iñaki Bonillas, and Stefan Brüggemann.

Thu., Dec. 3, noon, 2009

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