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Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field

June 8 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field JUNE 8, 2016 @ 7PM ONE NIGHT OF LIVE ART | CURATED BY DEBORAH OLIVER Film credit: Ian ... [Read More]

Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field

Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field JUNE 8, 2016 @ 7PM ONE NIGHT OF LIVE ART | CURATED BY DEBORAH OLIVER Tickets: $10, Students/Seniors $8 w/I.D. Tickets available at the ... [Read More]

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August 8 - August 9, 1997 Two evenings of performance art, dance and music featuring Rudy Perez, Linda Albertano, Anna Homler, Guy Bennett, Rika Ohara, Cameron Eber, John White, Josie Roth, Phyllis ... [Read More]

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July 8, 1995 Produced by Deborah Oliver, an evening of spoken text, dance and performance to benefit Damaged Goods. ... [Read More]

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August 18-20, 1994 Suchi Branfman, Michele Richards, Deborah Oliver with Peter Schroff, Annie Cerillo, G. Colette Jackson, Lisa Locke, Ilaan Egeland, The Bridge Dance Theatre with Phyllis Gomer, Jane ... [Read More]

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Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field

Irrational Exhibits 9: Reports From the Field

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