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God I'm a Bastard
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29,028 FT
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Grand Piano
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Basketball Jones
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Captain Crunch
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Rebecca the Cadillac
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Rolling Balls
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Hot Springs
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Baroque
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James Corrigan Brooklyn, New York
James Corrigan lives in New York City where he collaborates with musicians, designers, composers, visual artists, and film
makers by participating in the curation of mixed media events, film scoring, musical performance, and DJing.
Corrigan has premiered his work at the 92Y Tribeca, The Robert Miller Gallery, The Ace Hotel, Zebulon, Monkey Town, and Jack.
Contatct:
james.s.corrigan@gmail.com
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