1986

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Ishmael Houston-Jones

December 11, 1986 - December 13, 1986 Choreographer/performance artist Ishmael Houston-Jones presented f/i/s/s/i/o/n/i/n/g/, DEAD, Excerpts from the Nicaragua Journals and Relatives with his mother, ... [Read More]

D’Warf

December 9, 1986, December 10, 1986 Cheoreographer D'warf performed with Jan Bryant, Anita Bartolata, Joan Callopy, Rikky George, Rocky Grisez, Hana Lauterkranc, Anita Pace and Tomi Yagmi. ... [Read More]

Simone Forti Dance Workshops

December 6, 1986, December 7, 1986 New York-based choreographer Simone Forti, who explores how the body structure interacts with the forces of gravity, taught four workshops in LACE’s performance ... [Read More]

Holiday Values / Bookstore Exhibition

December 6, 1986 - January 4, 1986 A group Christmas show and artist’s gift bazaar. ... [Read More]

John King / Immediate Music

December 4, 1986 Music performance by John King on solo guitar, jamming with slide show, speaking out against apartheid and touching on militarism, unemployment and the plight of small farmers. ... [Read More]

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