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The Sucklord

b. 1969

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Born 1969. The Sucklord is an artist.

The Sucklord (born Morgan Phillips, March 27, 1969) is a New York-based pop artist known for creating unlicensed action figures through his company, Suckadelic. His work draws heavily from pop culture and parody, particularly Star Wars. He has appeared on multiple reality television shows, including Work of Art: The Next Great Artist and Gallery Girls.

Early life and education Phillips was born in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan and attended P.S. 41. He later studied art in Eugene, Oregon. He contributed artwork to series five and six of Topps' Star Wars Galaxy trading cards and later produced his own series of parody trading cards, titled Suckpax. He also collaborated with New York artist Erik Foss on a bronze self-portrait sculpture, assisting in its initial design and assembly.

Media appearances Phillips made his reality TV debut in the 2004 premiere episode of VH1's Can't Get a Date. He has also produced the YouTube shows Toylords of Chinatown and Microsexuals.

Exhibition January 2011, Suckadelic, Boo-Hooray Gallery, New York City.

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The Sucklord was born on 27 March 1969.

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The Sucklord is an artist.

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· Wikipedia: The Sucklord

· Wikidata: Q7767176

· DBpedia: The Sucklord

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