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Sarah Halpern

BA Bard College (2005). Events Coordinator for free103point9 and projectionist at Anthology Film Archives. Recent performances and exhibitions at Wave Farm, Monkeytown, Marquis Dancehall, The Nowhere Gallery (OR).

Host and curator of The Somnambutone, an online radio program featuring music to fall asleep to, composed specifically for the show. Curator of Summer Solstice at Socrates Sculpture Park, from the EAI catalog, integrating live soundtrack by free 103 affiliated artists.

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"Sarah Halpern." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/sarah-halpern.

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Sarah Halpern holds a BA from Bard College (2005) and served as Events Coordinator for free103point9 while working as a projectionist at Anthology Film Archives. Her recent performances and exhibitions include Wave Farm, Monkeytown, Marquis Dancehall and The Nowhere Gallery (OR). She hosts and curates The Somnambutone, an online radio program of music composed specifically to fall asleep to, and curated Summer Solstice at Socrates Sculpture Park from the EAI catalog, integrating a live soundtrack by free 103 affiliated artists.

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