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Kenzi Shiokava Did It for the Love of It

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Kenzi Shiokava Did It for the Love of It
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CHICAGO — If you’ve ever been enraptured by a piece of driftwood, awed by its organic intricacy, its improbable whorls, its magical provenance, then the Kenzi Shiokava exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago is for you. (If you’ve never felt this way, I honestly don’t know what to say.)Shiokava died in Los Angeles in 2021, shortly before his 83rd birthday. Raised in Brazil by shopkeeper parents who had immigrated from Japan, he followed a sister to LA at

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