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Take My Money / Take My Body

Jiwon Choi, Parallel (photo still), 2017. HD video, 29 min 51 sec. Courtesy of the artist. Take My Money / Take My BodyCurated by Narei Choi and Nicolas ... [Read More]

Take My Money / Take My Body

Jiwon Choi, Parallel (photo still), 2017. HD video, 29 min 51 sec. Courtesy of the artist. Take My Money / Take My Body Curated by Narei Choi and Nicolas Orozco-Valdivia Opening ... [Read More]

I can call this progress to halt book launch and screenings

Sunday, January 28, 2018 2PM I can call this progress to halt book launch and screenings: And You, What Do You Seek (2017) by Ayreen Anastas & Rene Gabri, followed by Gaza Before the ... [Read More]

I can call this progress to halt

Image: Shadi Habib Allah, Dag’aa, 2015, (still) HD video, 18:53 min. Courtesy of the artist and Green Art Gallery. I can call this progress to halt is a project composed of an exhibition, ... [Read More]

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Take My Money / Take My Body

Take My Money / Take My Body

I can call this progress to halt book launch and screenings

I can call this progress to halt

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