About me.
I'm an artist who shows her work with BravinLee programs in NYC. In the past, I've exhibited my work at Bellwether, PS1, The Drawing Center, and a bunch of other places. I teach at the School of Visual Arts in NYC.
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This is a page for my weird experiments. Thank you for taking a look around.-
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recent flickr photos
Andrew said,
May 1, 2007 at 10:21 pm
You should have left the before and after phases. It’s neat to see the process. Oh, is that that postcard with the two guys kissing but upside down?