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Before the museum shows, public commissions, and Hulu projects, Glenn Kaino was a kid in Cerritos building entire worlds out of cardboard and stop-motion. First for fun. Then for survival. And now for a living.

In this episode of “How Art Changed Me,” he looks back at his journey from gang life to galleries—and why he believes human imagination is still the most underestimated disruptor we have.

In This Episode
• How Glenn Kaino used creativity to navigate gang culture and find a way out
• Why DIY stop-motion films shaped his future as a professional artist
• How Asian American identity influence his work and worldview
• The role of activism, social justice, and equity in art
• The dual power of imagination
• What Kaino’s collaborations with Jesse Williams, Derek DelGaudio, and others taught him about community and creativity

About How Art Changed Me
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