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Through her multi-media projects on the Salton Sea, Highway Five, the State's never-ending saga of water distribution and currently the Mojave desert, artist Kim Stringfellow has doggedly uncovered the complexities and little-known history in California's hinterland.
In this 35-minute interview, Kim discusses her major projects, her development as an artist and her 100-mile view in Joshua Tree (!), providing interesting insight into some of the characters, players and issues that not only impact California's periphery, but have implications for the rest of the Golden State.
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