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‘Tolerance’ – Train Art – Long Beach

Posted in lbctrainart, Photo Wednesday, photography, retroblogging, signs, visual art on Apr 29th, 2009

For Photo Wednesday.

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‘Education’ – Train Art – Long Beach

Posted in lbctrainart, Photo Wednesday, photography, retroblogging, signs, visual art on Apr 22nd, 2009

A new series for the next few editions of Photo Wednesday: Train signs in Spanish, English, Khmer in Long Beach.

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New Year, New Art: ‘ Transformation II ‘ in Long Beach

Posted in animism, buddhism, current events, dance, literature, more stuff, news, photography, visual art on Apr 15th, 2009

The opening of Transformation II (April 11) was a fun and fascinating assemblage of pictures, publications and people in Long Beach. For now, some photos. (Click on any image for artist / show info.) Stay tuned for the upcoming publications presentation, and more general details.       'Twilight of the Idols'- Aragna Ker 'Reclaiming Khmer' ...

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Transformations II Exhibition: Long Beach

Posted in current events, dance, more stuff, news, Other Goodies, photography, stuff, visual art, weblogs on Apr 11th, 2009

... where I'll be this Saturday.  For Immediate Release Transformation II April 10 – May 3, 2009 Artists Reception: Saturday April 11, 6-9 pm 2nd City Council Art Gallery + Performance Space 435 Alamitos Avenue Long Beach, CA 90802 Second City Council Art Gallery & Performance Space is please to host Transformations II, an exhibition ...

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FOREVER UNTIL NOW (Tomorrow Never Knows)

Posted in academia, cinema, current events, history, news, visual art on Apr 7th, 2009

WED, 08/04, 7 PM Through historical frameworks and personal anecdotes, Phnom Penh based curator Erin Gleeson will explore the lack of place, until now, for contemporary art practices in and from Cambodia. Gleeson will trace her curatorial concept as well as the audience and press response to Forever Until Now, ...

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