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HomeBase Project, a site-specific residency and research program exploring the notion of home, operating in the intersection of contemporary art and social change.

Arik Miranda – Israel – Artist in Residence

Posted by HomeBase Project on March 4, 2006 in HB I, HB I artists · 0 Comments

Arik Miranda is an Israeli-born artist living in Brooklyn. His paintings, drawings, and photographs synthesize Japanese and Judaica iconography and deal with one’s personal identity among greater society.

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