Illma Gore

Illma Gore is a controversial "Gender Fluid Futurist". Living as a performance and visual artist in LA, Illma received national attention with her piece "Make America Great Again", featuring a nude portrait of Donald Trump. She's also known for her daring "Human Canvas" piece, in which "3,000 strangers worldwide inspire a piece of artwork permanently tattooed on the artist's body". Keeva and Illma sit down to talk about her experience with censorship on Facebook, her new piece that involved a drive down to Arizona and the Border Patrol, and her perspective on the true social value and beauty of free speech. Check out her work here and connect with Illma on twitter @illmagore !

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Illma Gore is an episode from Muzzled: Stories of Free Speech and Censorship in America by Keeva Kase.

This episode is 55:28 long.

This episode was published on Aug 2, 2016.

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