NewMediator81: Crazy for Christmas

from Teaching for the Future Hosted by David LaMorte

(http://archive.org/download/CrazyforChristmas_201312/CrazyforChristmas.mp3) I’ve been having some strange posting issues with this podcast. It is available on NewMediator.org (http://newmediator.org/?p=487) of course, but it won’t pop up here. I’ll see if I can set it up. Hope for a Christmas Miracle. On today’s episode (http://archive.org/download/CrazyforChristmas_201312/CrazyforChristmas.mp3) we talk about Gallery 1988’s pop up show in NY and my show at the LITM Gallery in Jersey City. The work at the Gallery 1988 show blew my mind and made me want to jump into the studio to keep up with what I was seeing. The Gallery 1988 show was also the book launch for Crazy 4 Cult 2.

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