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To advertise the recent Vodou exhibit being held at the Museum of World Culture, a Swedish advertising team came up with a brilliant marketing scheme that played off of the old common knowledge that voodoo involves sticking pins and needles into dolls of people. The ads for the Museum of World Culture are black posters that appear to have pins sticking out of them and appear to be holding the posters up.
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  Favorited by Jennifer Hodgson on Nov 16, 09 |
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