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Review: Chaplin’s ‘Modern Times’ reimagined in ‘The Tramp’ in CCAC’s Wattis Institute

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By Caroline Picard Verified
| Piedmont Exedra
“The Tramp,” on view at California College of the Arts Wattis Institute in San Francisco through November, is a big swing of a solo exhibition in which the collaborative artist duo known as Caguiat Delacruz (Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz) conjures the 1936 clown from Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” to ask if our own time’s aspirational society of optimization, automated production, consumer satisfaction and material success leaves any place for the flâneur’s whim.
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Review: Chaplin’s ‘Modern Times’ reimagined in ‘The Tramp’ in CCAC’s Wattis Institute

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By Caroline Picard Verified
| Local News Matters Verified
“The Tramp,” on view at California College of the Arts Wattis Institute in San Francisco through November, is a big swing of a solo exhibition in which the collaborative artist duo known as Caguiat Delacruz (Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz) conjures the 1936 clown from Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” to ask if our own time’s aspirational society of optimization, automated production, consumer satisfaction and material success leaves any place for the flâneur’s whim.
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How to Remove Poop Stains From Carpet, Clothing, and Upholstery

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By Caroline Picard Verified, Maria Sabella Verified
| Good Housekeeping Verified
3 min read Jump to: What You’ll Need How to Remove Poop Stains From Carpet and Upholstery How to Remove Poop Stains From Clothing How to Properly Dry the Cleaned Area Whether you’re house training a puppy or have a newborn, chances are you could use a foolproof method for removing poop stains. Between the potent odor and the questionable color, poop stains in carpets, clothing, and other porous surfaces are not exactly pleasant to deal with—but the good news is they can be removed.
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