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Eyvind Kang Catches His Breath on 'Plainlight' So That You May Too

Eyvind Kang seizes the moment when the clouds part to bring us Plainlight.

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Eyvind Kang: Athlantis

Eyvind Kang is an artist who is inspired by, and incorporates, other times and far-off places, interpreting history with the curiosity of an explorer and the delight of a devoted scholar.

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