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Friday 02.29.08

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Untraceable Walk-Through

untraceable at PNCA
Nubar Alexanian, "Man on the Box (recreation)"

Join curators Stephanie Snyder, Stuart Horodner, and Mack McFarland this Saturday for a walk-through of the latest exhibition in PNCA's Feldman Gallery & Project Space. Untraceable explores "artists' responses to political control, violence and torture."

Artist & Curator walk-through • 11am • March 1
PNCA • 1241 NW Johnson St. • 503.226.4391

Posted by Megan Driscoll on February 29, 2008 at 8:48 | Comments (1)


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I really wanted to attend this event but when I went to Spartacus they didn't have any costumes that would make me look profoundly enlightened with a grim look of determination to change the world. Well actually - and this is embarrassing - they just didn't have it in my size. They mostly sell stuff to strippers. I hope my friend can get me the catalogue.

Posted by: Celine Gibbetteau [TypeKey Profile Page] at March 2, 2008 06:20 AM

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