Laurie Beth Clark

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Above: Ken Goldman. Jacob’s Ladder Triptych, 2015. Chromaluxe print after performance. Photos by Gideon Cohen

ART CONTRIBUTOR

Laurie Beth Clark

Masked Walks
Versteckte Kinder

Laurie Beth Clark

Laurie Beth Clark. Иностранец (Russia), 2019. Performance. Photo by Michael Peterson

Laurie Beth Clark

Detail from Laurie Beth Clark. अंग्रेज़ी (India), 2008. Performance. Photo by Michael Peterson

Laurie Beth Clark

Laurie Beth Clark. 老外 (China), 2014. Performance. Photo by Michael Peterson

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Laurie Beth Clark. Versteckte Kinder, 2002, 2012, ongoing. Installation. Photo by Michael Peterson

Laurie Beth Clark

LAURIE BETH CLARK is an artist, a scholar, and a professor who works both independently and as part of the collaborative Spatula&Barcode. Website: www.lauriebethclark.art

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