“I knew things might be different for me when I was in school,” says Mark Mothersbaugh, a creative who has blurred the boundaries of visual art since the 1970s. Over his astounding career Mark has donned many creative costumes, while remaining a prolific artist. He went from art school student to a lead singer who questioned the meaning of American rock ’n’ roll in Devo, to scoring music for multiple Wes Anderson features and composing for a mammoth 180 television shows and counting. Despite each of these musical endeavours, being a visual artist has always been his intention – an intention informed by his unique perspective on the world.
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