Kurt von Behrmann at Gammage Auditorium

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A documentation of my thoughts about the new work shown during my last Art Exhibition at Arizona State University, Gammage Auditorium located in Tempe, Arizona.   This presentation chronicles the display of the exhibition with highlights on new work created specifically for it.  

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