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LISTEN: Kanye West Q&A/lecture at Art Institute of Chicago (AUDIO)

By  Miriam Di Nunzio
   
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Kanye West participated in a Q&A lecture Sunday night at the Art Institute of Chicago. He is receiving an honorary degree today at the school’s commencement ceremony.

Listen to Sunday night’s lecture here.

Visit stereogum.com for more info.

Kanye West performs May 10 at the Bulls/Cavaliers game. | Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images

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