White-Out

White-Out

by | Mar 18, 2007 | Reviews

Paradise4 Richard Chang takes on Kutlug Ataman’s new video shot in OC now featured at OCMA, for it’s all white cast. It’s a good read featuring some input from Tyler Stallings.

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