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Falling In: Movement and Becoming in Curatorial Research Helen Johnson Büttner typically explores notions ofMousse, 2024, Softcover, 192 pages, 20 14 cm Contributions by Dahlia El Broul, Ksenia Kaverina, Jussi Koitela, Ama Josephine Budge, Diana Campbell, Sonia DAlto, Luli Eshrghi, Satu Herrala, Eva Neklyaeva, Anas Lepage, Miguel A. Lpez, Nikolay Smirnov, Anna Bitkina, Maria Veits Falling In: Movement and Becoming in Curatorial Research, edited by Dahlia El Broul, Ksenia Kaverina, and Jussi Koitela, brings together curators from diverse locations to explore