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Clifford Prince King is an artist living and working in New York and Los Angeles. King documents his intimate relationships in traditional, everyday settings that speak on his experiences as a queer Black man. In these instances, communion begins to morph into an offering of memory; it is how he celebrates the reality of layered personhood. Public collections holding his work include the Hammer Museum, Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Arts, ICA Miami, Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Studio Museum. He has recently exhibited work at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, Higher Pictures, Leslie Lohman Museum, Light Work, MASS MoCA, Marc Selwyn Gallery, and Stars Gallery.