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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. The Grand Hack by Gordon Cheung, Image 1.

    Gordon Cheung

    The Grand Hack, 2004

    Mixed Media

    29.5 x 39.5 x 1.125 in

  2. Apolinère Enameled (Marcel Duchamp, 1916) by Victor Landweber, Image 2.

    Victor Landweber

    Apolinère Enameled (Marcel Duchamp, 1916), 2004

    Photograph

    16 x 12 in

  3. Jean Stamsta

    Horizontal Line No. 3, 2004

    Acrylic

    32 x 46 in

  4. Jean Stamsta

    Horizontal Line No. 1, 2004

    Acrylic

    24.25 x 36 in

  5. Fly With Me To Another World by Navin Rawanchaikul, Image 2.

    Navin Rawanchaikul

    Fly With Me To Another World, 2003

    Acrylic

    48.82 x 29.13 in

  6. East of Fallon, Highway 50 Nevada by Joseph DeLappe, Image 2.

    Joseph DeLappe

    East of Fallon, Highway 50 Nevada, 2003

    Kinetic sculpture

    96.5 x 22.125 x 95.125 in

  7. Untitled by Dean Burton, Image 2.

    Dean Burton

    Untitled, c. 2003

    Photography

    14 x 11 in

  8. "Laps No. 1" Jean Stamsta, Kapoo, HI by Jean Stamsta, Image 1.

    Jean Stamsta

    "Laps No. 1" Jean Stamsta, Kapoo, HI, 2003

    Acrylic

    16 x 20 in

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About the artist

James Hough

American

James Hough was born and raised in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Hough received a MFA from the University of Las Vegas, Nevada and co-founded—with artists David Ryan and Sean Slattery—Ripper Jordan, a collaborative art group. This art group made objects and pictures that both celebrated and mourned history, robots, love, science, animals, art, and humanity. Hough resides in Dallas, Texas and continues to work as an artist, illustrator, designer and front-end/UX web developer.

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