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James Ostrer has been known to dress himself in the flayed flesh of pigs and take self-portraits as a commentary on, what? How we\'re all encased in the suffering of other animals? How humans are both sacred and just meat? How "art" is both absurd and utterly serious? I don\'t know, but James\'s work is never boring or pretentious, always provocative and thoughtful.
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Music: \\u201cBrightside of the Sun,\\u201d by Basin and Range; \\u201cWater from the Sky,\\u201d by Elena B. Williams; \\u201cSmoke Alarm,\\u201d by Carsie Blanton.