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Though the imagery in
Woggon’s current exhibition is somewhat familiar,
the use of just paintings is a departure for the artist, who has been recently
exhibiting his large scale installations and using his creativity for planning
art happenings and events. After ten years of party planning and master-minding
elaborate exhibitions of large work, what is it like for Woggon to return
to the humble sanctity of paintings? “I felt like a musician picking
up the instrument after not doing it for awhile. Canvas has been a side project
for years. Taking it on full time, it’s like I’m making up for
lost time. It feels like I just stepped into a whole new world and I’m
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Robot Ran Away With My Cherry BaySpo, Oakland's
Japanese Weekly
Entertainment Paper • 01.20.05 Artist
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