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Evo: The is a Reality Check

Author
The Evolutionary Girls Club (EGC)
Curator
Erica L. Eaton; Pamela Susan Hawkins
Publisher
PEP Studios
Date
2003
Place
Rochester, New York
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
Carnegie Arts Center
Site
North Tonawanda, NY
ETC archive
ETC2225
Curator(s)
Eaton,Erica L. Hawkins,Pamela Susan
Exhibition Dates
2003

Abstract

The Evolutionary Girls Club. Table of Contents holds the following Writings: Peace Statement, The Evoluntionary Girls Club by Erica L. Eaton, Moonbow again supporting international LGBT-culture, Making invisible visible by means of culture by Minna Vaisanen, The Space in-between by Rachel J. Siegel, The Quilt of My Skin by Jessica Ann Nathanson, letter from my mom, the fly, and lust by Siew-wai Kok, To imagine the future of the media arts, we need to understand its past by Sherry Miller Hocking, Borderlands by Erica L. Eaton, and [Imaginary hand], by Jax Deluca. Also, artists' Biographies, Color Images, Upcoming Events, Thank yous, and Evo Girls History.
Institution/Organizer:
Carnegie Arts Center
Site:
North Tonawanda, NY
Curator(s):
Eaton,Erica L.
Hawkins,Pamela Susan
Exhibition Dates:
2003
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The Evolutionary Girls Club (EGC). Evo: The is a Reality Check. PEP Studios. 2003.

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The Evolutionary Girls Club. Table of Contents holds the following Writings: Peace Statement, The Evoluntionary Girls Club by Erica L. Eaton, Moonbow again supporting international LGBT-culture, Making invisible visible by means of culture by Minna Vaisanen, The Space in-between by Rachel J. Siegel, The Quilt of My Skin by Jessica Ann Nathanson, letter from my mom, the fly, and lust by Siew-wai Kok, To imagine the future of the media arts, we need to understand its past by Sherry Miller Hocking, Borderlands by Erica L. Eaton, and [Imaginary hand], <confirmation> by Jax Deluca. Also, artists' Biographies, Color Images, Upcoming Events, Thank yous, and Evo Girls History.

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