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A framed art print, titled "There's a Credit Crunch, Not a Creative Crunch," by Aida Wilde (London, 2009), is displayed behind glass on a light-colored wall within a museum or gallery. The artwork features a light beige background densely covered with small, irregular bright pink spots. Overlaid are five horizontal black rectangles, each containing one word of the phrase in stencil-like, light-outlined capital letters: "THERE'S A," "CREDIT," "CRUNCH," "NOT A," and "CREATIVE CRUNCH." Below the framed print, a white informational plaque provides details: artist, title, medium (screenprint), year, acquisition information (Museum No. E.256-2014, Given by Catherine Flood), and a descriptive text regarding the artwork's context as a protest poster during the 2008 financial crisis. The reflections on the glass indicate an indoor, illuminated environment. This exhibit is located at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, United Kingdom.
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