"I am forming my own world. That’s basically what artists do.” | Artist Richard Prince
Synopsis
Louisiana Channel had the unique opportunity to visit American artist Richard Prince in his studio upstate New York. Out of it came this intimate, thoughtful and touching conversation about his life and work – including unprecedented access to Richard Prince’s personal archive.
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