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Nov 26, 2007

Kim Jones: A Retrospective in Three Conversations

from Henry ArtCast Hosted by Henry Art Gallery

Kim Jones emerged from the 1970s performance art movement in Southern California, where he became widely known for his alter ego, Mudman. Kim Jones: A Retrospective shows the network interconnecting his performance, drawings, and sculpture. This ArtCast episode provides an intimate look at the exhibition through three conversations. It begins with a discussion on the […]

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