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12 POINTS! DAY 2
/ 01 Jan 2011 - 05 May 2011 2012 POINTS! EUROPE’S NEW JAZZ 12 POINTS! the critically acclaimed jazz festival showcase for emerging European talent, returns to Project ...
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12 POINTS! DAY 1
/ 01 Jan 2011 - 04 May 2011 2012 POINTS! EUROPE’S NEW JAZZ 12 POINTS! the critically acclaimed jazz festival showcase for emerging European talent, returns to Project ...
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BLOOD WEDDING
/ 30 Apr 2011 15BLOOD WEDDING Its 1928 and in the dusty heat of the Andalusian province of Almeria, a young bride abandons her ...
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ACTING OUT FOR HOPE AND CHANGE
/ 28 Apr 2011 5ACTING OUT FOR HOPE AND CHANGE ACTING OUT FOR HOPE AND CHANGE is a series of powerful and provocative dramatisations ...
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THINGS
Exhibitions / 10 Mar 2011 - 23 Apr 2011 ADMISSION FREEThings (2009) is a mesmerising aesthetic experience, and with longer exposure, one’s idea of a landscape of art begins to shift into a topography of art. Things maps not only the form and aesthetics you encounter through the visual and aural landscape, but also reveals the underlying structure – the topography of the white cube, the intrinsically flawed protocol of presentation, and conventions of spectatorship.
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