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Where Sky Meets Water, Sanford Biggers Sees Life’s ‘Drift’

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By Celia McGee, Kadar Small
| The New York Times
Though it wasn’t quite yet spring on the eastern end of Long Island, the artist Sanford Biggers had come out on a matter of business with its clouds and sky. Part of a littoral landscape that he connects to deeply, cloud forms have been a signature of his visual vocabulary since he first spray-painted graffiti onto nighttime Los Angeles as a teenager.
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From a Desk Job in India to Rap Stardom Original

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By Alisha Haridasani Gupta , Kadar Small
| The New York Times
On a Friday evening in late February, Sooraj Cherukat stepped onstage at Webster Hall in New York City and seemed to chuckle in disbelief. “Somehow a couple of brown boys made it out here,” he said, gesturing to the stage. Behind him, the letters ‘HMK’ were projected onto the wall. The audience, a diverse crowd of 20- to 30-somethings who had waited, shivering, outside the East Village venue for hours, erupted.
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A Hit Song Brought a Rapper Unexpected Fame. But How Long Will it Last?

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By Alisha Haridasani Gupta , Kadar Small
| The New York Times
On a Friday evening in late February, Sooraj Cherukat stepped onstage at Webster Hall in New York City and seemed to chuckle in disbelief. “Somehow a couple of brown boys made it out here,” he said, gesturing to the stage. Behind him, the letters ‘HMK’ were projected onto the wall. The audience, a diverse crowd of 20- to 30-somethings who had waited, shivering, outside the East Village venue for hours, erupted.
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