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Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

Name: Curating the Performing Arts in the Age of Performance with Shannon Jackson and Rob Bailis
Start: 2017-09-27T04:00:00
End: 2017-09-27T04:00:00
Location: Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

2155 Center St.
Berkeley, CA 94704
510-642-5186
BAMPFA.Berkeley.edu
Berkeley-UC

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One Day Only User Submitted Curating the Performing Arts in the Age of Performance with Shannon Jackson and Rob Bailis (Lectures)

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Best Of Winner
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One Day Only User Submitted
Curating the Performing Arts in the Age of Performance with Shannon Jackson and Rob Bailis (Lectures)

One Day Only User Submitted
Portraits and Protests (Film)

Free Members Pick
Art Wall: Lawrence Weiner (Museums)