I believe that each of us is given one sentence at birth, and we spend the rest of our life trying to read that sentence and make sense of it.
Li Young Lee
Discover MFA Programs in Art and Writing
Alexis Rockman, Drainage Ditch: Georgetown, Guana, 1995, oil on wood, 60 × 100 inches. Courtesy of Jay Gorney Modern Art, New York.
Alexis Rockman, Untitled Mud Drawings, 1994, a combination of sewage, soil, and polymer, 4⅛ × 5¾ inches. Courtesy of Jay Gorney Modern Art, New York.
Alexis Rockman, Untitled Mud Drawings, 1994, a combination of sewage, soil, and polymer, 4⅛ × 5¾ inches. Courtesy of Jay Gorney Modern Art, New York.
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Featuring interviews with Frances McDormand, A.M. Homes, Padgett Powell, Tina Girouard, William Pope. L, Butch Morris, Malcolm Morley, Jafar Panahi, and John Elderfield.
I believe that each of us is given one sentence at birth, and we spend the rest of our life trying to read that sentence and make sense of it.
Li Young Lee