I think it's a kind of a progression from 20 to 30 years ago - the kinds of things adolescents did for validation then to the things they are doing now. I think the show deals with that. Now that he has passed the rigors of childhood, Jarvis said he hopes to continue his self-expression and examination through a career in studio art. After graduating from the UA in May, Jarvis said he will attend the University of California at Davis to pursue his graduate degree. 191 E. Toole Ave.
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