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Turn off the television
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Garbage Can Fight Club
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Antiphon
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Chester Winowiecki Whitehall, Michigan
Living and working in Whitehall, Michigan, Chester pursues music in the tradition of John Cage, David Tudor, Gordon Mumma
and other mid-20th century experimental artists. He makes or modifies many of his own electronic and acoustic instruments. He is a founding member of the experimental duo, coit, along with Ernesto Gomez of Milledgeville, GA.
Artist tintype portrait by vague photography.com
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