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I have been involved with high technology since 1972 when I began working with video

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The figures in the scene are drawn from Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s writings and narrate a story on the complexities and difficulties that come into play when in pursuit of the utopian ideals of the American dream

sequential imagery

My earlier works expressed an evolutionary process with a series of prints in which one print gave rise to the next

Zagar also included stamp-like text

"Don’t trace

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Sasaki experienced loneliness and loss of community and family

His legacy in the history of American art is unparalleled: through his curatorial work

was a very special and enriching time for me and I eventually opened out to explore catastrophes like 9/11

while the body or main shaft of the Saguaro deteriorates (somewhat like decaying watermelons)