<p>"Sukkah of the Signs" BY Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello, Oakland.
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It is traditional to eat and sleep in the sukkah for one week each fall, as a way of practicing a kind of ceremonial homelessness and empathizing with those who don’t have a roof over their heads. As a political statement, and as a way of transferring the prize money to those in need, Sukkah of the Signs is clad with cardboard signs purchased from destitute individuals across the country.
Matthew McDermott
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