File LA.SC111.S1.f9 - Posters

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LA.SC111.S1.f9

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Posters

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  • 1976-1979 (Creation)

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1 folder of textual records

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(1952-)

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1.'The first European tour of Canadian performance art in Belgium, Italy, Scotland, Sweden', containing photographs and statements by Missing Associates, John Faichney and Ron Gillespie [Fall, 1976]. 4 copies 2.The Poles, "rock n' roll ritual" March 18-19 [1976?], with photograph by Edee Steiner.3.'Cannibalism', Sept 18-26 [1977?], with performances, films and exhibits by Heather MacDonald, Shitbandit, Larry Dubin & Michael Snow, Yalkut & Kusama, Wonderdog, Hermann Nitsch, Wendy Lee-Knox, Bruce Eves, Willoughby Sharp, New York New York and Vittor Pisani. 2. Exhibition of Detroit and Toronto artists, December 16-17 [1977?], co-presented by CEAC and The Alternative Space, Detroit. 3.'Dramatic space for internal dialogue', Noel Harding, October 9-23 [1976].2. 'Cultural initiative', an open discussion towards cultural initiatives. Nov. 1, 1979.

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  • English

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  • Folder: 2-1