1993

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Destination L.A.

December 20, 1992 - February 9, 1993 An exhibition and performance by the Border Art Workshop. ... [Read More]

IMUSICIRCUS

November 5-6, 1993 A realization of John Cage's Circus On by Douglas Cohen and Lawrence Brose, a co-production of LACE and FilmForum. ... [Read More]

In Be Tween Noise, Collage Ensamble, Inc. and Replicant

August 13-15, 1993 Multimedia performances by Collage Ensemble Inc., In Be Tween Noise and Replicant in conjunction with Nisei Week Japanese Festival and co-presented by Meet the Composer/California. ... [Read More]

Saludarte Night!

May 8, 1993 In a benefit show for the Hollywood Sunset Free Clinic, the performance at LACE followed the daytime event at Micheltorena Street Elementary School. ... [Read More]

Gender and Its Multiples

May 14, 1993 This festival featured experimental videos that challenged normalcy in personal experience, media representation and traditional filmic narratives. The program included: Alethiea by Tran ... [Read More]

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