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Dance on the Lower East Side Presents New Definitions

Author
Dance on the Lower East Side
Publisher
Dance on the Lower East Side
Place
New York, NY
ETC archive
ETC2584

Abstract

New Definitions was a video program curated by Julie Harrison, assisted by Hugh Kinnenburgh with video consultant Debra Zimmerman for exhibition at Millennium, April 9-10, 1983. Introductory text by Ann Sargent-Wooster. Works by Meredith Monk and Bob Rosen, Steven Robinson, Michael Sanders, Tomiyo Sasaki, Solaris Dance Theatre, Jeanne Badman, David Wald and Isabel Recio, Reynold Weidenaar, Samuel Weiser, Ann Sargent-Wooster, Debra Zalkind and Jay Cohen.
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Dance on the Lower East Side. Dance on the Lower East Side Presents New Definitions. Dance on the Lower East Side. 1983.

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New Definitions was a video program curated by Julie Harrison, assisted by Hugh Kinnenburgh with video consultant Debra Zimmerman for exhibition at Millennium, April 9-10, 1983. Introductory text by Ann Sargent-Wooster. Works by Meredith Monk and Bob Rosen, Steven Robinson, Michael Sanders, Tomiyo Sasaki, Solaris Dance Theatre, Jeanne Badman, David Wald and Isabel Recio, Reynold Weidenaar, Samuel Weiser, Ann Sargent-Wooster, Debra Zalkind and Jay Cohen.

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