American artist, born in 1982, known for dream-like drawings and paintings sometimes described as outsider or faux-outsider art; shown at Metro Pictures and Matthew Marks in New York and Hiromi Yoshii in Tokyo.
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If for no other reason (and there are a lot of other reasons!), Sweet Movie is worth a watch just to see the Viennese Actionist Otto Muehl playing the role of a man-baby being tickled until he . . .
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Keegan McHargue, the entry for Sweet Movie.
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