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    Jack Chambers' Red and Green: Decrypted by Tom Smart
    Jack Chambers' Red and Green: Decrypted by Tom Smart
    Jack Chambers' Red and Green: Decrypted by Tom Smart
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    Jack Chambers' Red and Green: Decrypted by Tom Smart

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    What is the purpose of life? The purpose of art? What is the purpose of the artist? Jack Chambers probes these fundamental questions in his final piece of work – an unpublishable manuscript – ‘Red and Green’, now decrypted by author and curator Tom Smart.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherporcupinequill
    Release dateJul 1, 2013
    ISBN9780889848009
    Jack Chambers' Red and Green: Decrypted by Tom Smart
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    Tom Smart

    Tom Smart, Elizabeth Smart's uncle, is a veteran photojournalist for the Deseret Morning News in Salt Lake City, as well as an award-winning features writer.

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