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The End of Eating Everything

animated film by Mutu [2013]
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  • Wangechi Mutu

    …including her first animated film, The End of eating Everything (2013), for which she collaged the head of recording artist Santigold on an enormous amorphous body to create a glorious and voracious beast that devoured everything in its path. Mutu also designed fabric in 2014; two printed textiles she created…

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    …including her first animated film, The End of eating Everything (2013), for which she collaged the head of recording artist Santigold on an enormous amorphous body to create a glorious and voracious beast that devoured everything in its path. Mutu also designed fabric in 2014; two printed textiles she created…

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