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Un-Settling (second review)

Posted on July 28, 2013 by katiesstoneman

Created and Performed By: Nisha Ahuja Show Type: Bouffon Audience: General Performed at Gallery #1: B Contemporary Gallery Review by: Jessica Perkins Although un-settling was originally constructed as part of an educational workshop for seventh graders, its complex themes are ones … Continue reading →

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