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Kunié Sugiura makes artworks that “break with conventions and traditions of both painting and photography,” to create dynamic, original forms. Learn more about how balancing duality — Japanese/American, organic/human-made, and painting/photography — defines her work.

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The Inspiration Behind SFMOMA's Living Wall

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Artist Cribs

Bay Area artist David Huffman gives a tour of his West Oakland studio, revealing the eclectic collection of fabrics, images, and materials that go into his vibrant, Afrofuturistic multimedia works. With an impressive CD collection and lots of glitter, the Traumanaut is ready to world build.

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