| Sound artist and DJ Kumi James (aka BAE BAE), currently an artist in residence at the Hammer, will stage a durational performance in proximity to Rita McBride’s installation Particulates. James’s work explores the immanence of what can be made of a moment, the vital nature of collectivity, and the integral connection between growth and decay. |
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Kumi James (aka BAE BAE)
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Best. Dad. NEVER.
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Legendary Bingo
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deadbeat
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In Chase Lounge: From Straight to Gay, transsexual drag king extraordinaire Chase Lounge chronicles his personal, sexual, and romantic life through song and comedy. Chase explores themes such as belonging, trauma, loss, and self-acceptance. This is a powerful piece about the value of loving yourself no matter what.
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