Amna Nawaz
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Angel Otero's brief but spectacular take on discovering his artistic voice
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September 16, 2019
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3:06Now PlayingArtist Angel Otero’s brand of visual storytelling is a unique one: he creates oil skins from paint poured onto glass and peeled off in sheets once it dries. But as a child growing up in Puerto Rico, Otero had a very different understanding of what art was -- and a more traditional career path laid out before him. Otero shares his brief but spectacular take on his artistic process and body of work.
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