EPISODE · Jul 26, 2019 · 1H 37M
Lucas Bononi
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LUCAS’S WEBSITE LUCAS ON THE GRAM OTHER SHIT WE MENTIONED PAINTERS Justin Mortimer Devin Cecil-Wishing (Teacher at Grand Central Atelier) Cecily Brown Greg Gandy (teacher at AAU) Zin Lim (AAU) Ho Jun Li (AAU) Kevin Wueste (AAU) Kevin Moore (AAU) Emilio Villalba Daniel Segrove Nathaniel Evans Justin Hopkins GALLERIES John Pence Abend Gallery Hollis Taggart Galleries COLLECTIVES Stella Ripley Lo_Collective NOH/WAVE
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