The Art Of Cultural Interference will be exhibited at the Buddy Gallery in Chicago in association with the Version>04 Festival.
Some of my street flyers and the poster I made for the Clamor/Faesthetic Make Art Not War series are included in the show.
Here is the Version Fest page about the show.
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