
I WANT TO SEE MY SKIRT(2006)
Images and poems responding to the photographs of Malik Sidié. A collaboration with poet, A. Van Jordan. Loops designed for install.
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I WANT TO SEE MY SKIRT
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Images and poems responding to the photographs of Malik Sidié. A collaboration with poet, A. Van Jordan. Loops designed for install.
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2006-01-01
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