Mar 20

Michael Leavitt’s Cardboard Kicks: The Seattle-based artist replicates an ordinary item with an everyday material, with fantastic results

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Michael Leavitt's Cardboard Kicks


by Eva Glettner Seattle-based Michael Leavitt might be a college dropout (he quit Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute of Art as a freshman, despite his a 4.0 GPA) but that, by no means, has meant he’s a failed artist….

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