unmonumentATL: Tristan Al-Haddad

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For our unmonumentATL series, we asked 13 artists to share their personal un-monuments with our readers. From January 13 to 29, we will present one artist’s submission per day. And don’t miss Nick Kahler‘s incisive two-part essay on the subject. UnmonumentATL was conceived by former BURNAWAY editor Rachel Reese.

Tristan Al-Haddad submitted a photo without text. His explanation: Walmart = ubiquitous.

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