1991

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Perception/Misperception

November 15 - December 15, 1991 Jonathan Robinson's Sight Unseen, Ken Feingold's Un Chien Delicieux and Jayce Salloum and Elia Suleiman's Introduction to the End of an Argument (Intifida): Speaking ... [Read More]

Border Art Workshop / Destination L.A.

December 20, 1991 - February 9, 1992 An interdisciplinary installation, performance and video about Los Angeles as a destination for migrating people and undocumented workers. Artists featured: ... [Read More]

Jac Ziner / Fuzzy LACE

December 7, 1991 A freakish carnival complete with attack floorshows, roving furrballs, petting zoo and exotic live music, featuring Jac Zinder. ... [Read More]

Can’t Take Johnny to the Funeral

November 1-3, 1991 Using movements drawn from sport, machines and popular culture with relentlessly raw physicality, Can't Take Johnny to the Funeral was driven by the way society destroys its ... [Read More]

L.I.L. (Ladies in Love)

November 15-16, 1991 Ivette Soler and Kate Knuth addressed women's obsession with images, food, boys, clothes and growing up as faghags. ... [Read More]

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