1988

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Against Nature

January 6 - February 12, 1988 Images: Kevin Wolff, Fourth Position, 1987, Kevin Wolff, Adolescence, 1986, John de Fazio, Boy Venus, 1988, David Bussel, Untitled (Safe/Risky), 1988, Against Nature ... [Read More]

Second Thoughts & Double Takes / Nancy Buchanan

December 6, 1988 A video exhibition of seven women artists concerned with the responsibility of vision and images. Artists featured: Nancy Buchanan, Moyra Davey, Jeanne Finley, Wendy Geller, Paula ... [Read More]

Marianne Schneller / Lighting Workshop

November 1, 1988 An introduction to the fundamentals of lighting for performance by one of L.A.'s foremost designers, Marianne Schneller. ... [Read More]

Theatre Carnivale: Peter Pan

November 4-5, 1988 A mainstay of L.A.'s underground culture, Theatre Carnivale drew on the wild antics of Aron Osborne, Stephen Holman and painter Robert Williams for the frenzied rendering of the ... [Read More]

Rough Cuts

November 9, 1988 A works in progress evening for dancers, choreographers, composers and performance artists. ... [Read More]

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