Tangibilia in Wonderland
Greg Cook on the show in New York City.
My June exhibition in New York City, “Tangibilia,” got a feature at Wonderland, the arts journalism project of Greg Cook. Thank you Greg!
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I don't know, Franklin, but “Storm Coming Stuff to Do” almost certainly qualifies as toxic masculinity by current thinking (if one can call it that). I can imagine all sorts of people feeling microaggressed. I mean, if Trump were to see it and say he liked it, you'd probably have to go into hiding.