1989

[A] Mass[ed] Media

December 5, 1989 - January 16, 1990 [A] Mass[ed] Media groups used commercials, newsreel footage, soundtracks and foreign television to expose the prejudice, hypocrisy and exclusiveness of American ... [Read More]

Winter Sonic Series

December 15-16, 1989 Performances by Derek Bailey, Melinda Ring and Roxanne Steinberg. Co-presented by LACE, ICA and Meet the Composer/California. ... [Read More]

3 Solo Shows: Caroompas, Lehmann, Wilson

November 10 - December 24, 1989 Paintings by Carole Caroompas and installations by Minette Lehmann and Millie Wilson. ... [Read More]

Derevo

November 10-24, 1989 From Leningrad, Derevo's works exemplified the awareness of an existence the importance of the crawling of an infant, beginning of a movement, sound and the equilibrium of a ... [Read More]

Rough Cuts

November 15, 1989 An open mike, works in progress evening for dancers, musicians and performance artists. ... [Read More]

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