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"Degenerate Art" tells the story of glass pipe-making from the origins of the "color-changing" pipe to the radical emerging art movement it has become today.
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"Degenerate Art" is a true document of the art and culture of glass pipe-making. It is the first film to ever bring to light this invisible sub-culture in a comprehensive ...
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