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Fashion and art will converge this fall, when a temporary building by the architect Zaha Hadid houses contemporary art inspired by a luxury handbag — all on a field in Central Park, as part of a promotion for Chanel, the New York Times reported on its Web site last night.
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|Fashion and art will converge this fall, when a temporary building by the architect Zaha Hadid houses contemporary art inspired by a luxury handbag — all on a field in Central Park, as part of a promotion for Chanel, the New York Times reported on its Web site last night.
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