Jennifer Levonian next on Artblog Radio
By December 5, 2011
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Jennifer Levonian’s animations have the gritty particularity of her own daily life mixed with dream-like happenings–her autobiographical brand of magical realism. We talk to her about the realities of coming to Philadelphia, living in a changing neighborhood and being mortal. Here’s a sample from next Monday’s podcast interview:

      Jennifer Levonian 35-second sample
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