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A member of Radix Theatre stands in a large lot surrounded by cars and the Vancouver skyline. Still from Half-a-Tank by Radix Theatre.

Video documentation of Marginalia by Pam Hall and Margaret Dragu.

Christine Taylor performs beneath a live projection. Still from Christine Taylor's piece in the Performance Art Cabaret.

Seated audience members at grunt gallery. Still from the Trauma and Endurance panel with Alistair MacLennan, Boris Nieslony, Roi Vaara, and moderator Irene Loughlin.

Victoria Singh holds a vibrator prop. Still from Sector X: the hot new work by New Zealand fetish/punk artist Satina Saturnina.

Audience members and a computer are seen in the foreground. A projected screen reading: “THE BRITISHISH EMPIRE” is seen in the background. Still from Hester Reeve's performance at Folly as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore, and…

Josée Tremblay's plaster costume, removed and arranged on the floor. Still from Same line.

grunt gallery Fall 2001 programming brochure including a listing for Reservoir. Collected material for Reservoir by Rebecca Belmore.

Audience members at the Western Front. Still from the Performance Network Symposium.

A black cat approaches Andrea Fraser. Still from Writer's Talk by Andrea Fraser.

Irene Loughlin holds hands with a person in a Downtown Eastside alley. Still from Vertigo by Irene Loughlin.

A cello being played Tetiana Senyshyn while Julianna is tattooed. Still from Seamline by Julianna Barabas.

Diane Landry at a lit table, surrounded by audience members. Still from La Morue (Cod) by Diane Landry.

Johnny Mike and Verdell Primeaux sing while Dana Claxton takes a pause from weaving. Still from Ablakela by Dana Claxton.

A projection at the Contemporary Art Gallery. Still from Rehearsal by Judy Radul.

Allen Fisher gestures toward a projected screen showing a large room while speaking to the audience. Still from the Monuments to the Future: Social Resonance in the Art of Joseph Beuys reading by Allen Fisher.

Ruby Truly with monitors and video projections in the Havana Gallery. Still from Wireless Bodies by Ruby Truly.

Fisher’s narrative embeds upon two complementary, London installations by Joseph Beuys. The narrative is encouraged by Beuys’ arrangement of his works and is stimulated by the show production of meaning the viewer participates in through research.…

Wireless Bodies was performed as part of ALA's Havana Gallery Series and was curated by Adad Hannah. The overarching theme of this performance is the wireless body - the body as appropriated and inserted into a set of media determined…

Listings from Terminal City Weekly including LIVE Biennial events. Collected material for The Sniffy the Rat 10th Anniversary Bus Tour.

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