• Piano Aktivitys as a Disciplind Destruktshun (a Piano Work’t) Performance
  • Missing the Boat in Venice
  • Exquisite Moving Corpse
  • 88: Philip Corner, Jack Massing, and Sean Miller
  • Florida Prize 2021 Exhibition
  • The Hodges Effect
  • JEMA Fluxus and Beyond Collection Kit
  • The Music Conservatory for Termites (After Ben Patterson)
  • Drifting Cabinets
  • Crude Life
  • Theseus Wants His Boat Back
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SEAN MILLER

  • Piano Aktivitys as a Disciplind Destruktshun (a Piano Work’t) Performance
  • Missing the Boat in Venice
  • Exquisite Moving Corpse
  • 88: Philip Corner, Jack Massing, and Sean Miller
  • Florida Prize 2021 Exhibition
  • The Hodges Effect
  • JEMA Fluxus and Beyond Collection Kit
  • The Music Conservatory for Termites (After Ben Patterson)
  • Drifting Cabinets
  • Crude Life
  • Theseus Wants His Boat Back
  • (CLIF) Communibus Locis Interpretive Foundation
  • (JEMA) John Erickson Museum of Art
    • Events
    • Exhibitions
    • Artist Dream Collection
    • Annex
    • Next Chapter
  • Dream Registry
  • Art Museum Dust Collection
  • Low-Level Chatter Corps
  • Thick Paintings
  • A Charge to Keep - Bush Book
  • A Charge to Keep - Chads
  • Archive
  • STORE
  • CV
  • News
  • Bio
  • Contact

WGCU

CHIP LORD AND SEAN MILLER INTERVIEW ON WGCU (LISTEN IN)

February 09, 2019

To listen to WGCU interview by John Davis and including Bob Rauschenberg Gallery Director Jade Dellinger click here.

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