# Jeffrey Gibson
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Jeffrey A. Gibson (born March 31, 1972) is a Mississippi Choctaw-Cherokee painter and sculptor, based in Hudson, New York.
== Background ==
=== Early life ===
Born in Colorado, as a child his family moved frequently. As a youth he lived in (Germany) and Korea.
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