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The Evolutionary Girls Club 2004

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The Evolutionary Girls Club. Includes introduction, Evo Description, and the following Writings: Introduction by Jessica Nathanson and Jenna Rossi, 3 years and still evolving by Erica L. Eaton, MEDITATING ON THE NIGHTS AND DAYS OF TRIBADES by Virva Hepolampi, 2 writings by Kelly Jacobson, on being home/sick and motherlines or breatfeeding the Diaspora by Deborah Jack, just feeling by Joy Messinger, The [Prison Industrial] Complex by Mel Kozakiewica, and The Lighthouse by Mima Simic. The latter half of this catalog contains Image Pages, information on Upcoming Exhibitions, Community Activist Events, Special Thanks, Thanks to Organizations, Thanks for support, Evo Girls Herstory/Past Events and Bios for artist, such as Peer Bode, Monica Duncan, Barbara Hammer, Steve Frost, Joo-Mee Paik, and many others.
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). The Evolutionary Girls Club 2004. PEP Studios. 2003.

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The Evolutionary Girls Club. Includes introduction, Evo Description, and the following Writings: Introduction by Jessica Nathanson and Jenna Rossi, 3 years and still evolving by Erica L. Eaton, MEDITATING ON THE NIGHTS AND DAYS OF TRIBADES by Virva Hepolampi, 2 writings by Kelly Jacobson, on being home/sick and motherlines or breatfeeding the Diaspora by Deborah Jack, just feeling by Joy Messinger, The [Prison Industrial] Complex by Mel Kozakiewica, and The Lighthouse by Mima Simic. The latter half of this catalog contains Image Pages, information on Upcoming Exhibitions, Community Activist Events, Special Thanks, Thanks to Organizations, Thanks for support, Evo Girls Herstory/Past Events and Bios for artist, such as Peer Bode, Monica Duncan, Barbara Hammer, Steve Frost, Joo-Mee Paik, and many others.

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