Chaos and the Leading Edge: Part I of Many
The High Museum of Art in Atlanta recently hosted a collection of works by the Dutch designer, Iris Van Herpen […]
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Last Edited: January, 2018
Kathy Colt/Works in Cloth & Fiber
Tag: chaos theory
