Joe Namy
Joe Namy
"Clusters (live bombs live)," 2008
Charcoal, paper, pg. 21 from the MACC S. Lebanon"War 2006 Threat Fact Sheet," tape, acrylic, fingerprints
Estimated value: $300
Starting bid: $100
Joe Namy's visual and aural creations are derived from his Lebanese heritage. Namy explores the manipulation of color, sound, and images to document and catalyze social change and cultural representation. His work has been exhibited in galleries, classrooms, museums, gas stations, bookstores, restaurants, bathrooms, and an elevator shaft.
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