Rumors surround the life of Frank Critzer at Giant Rock. Let’s nail down the truth while magentically sweeping for metal recovered for creative reuse.
This event is part of https://www.falloffreedom.com/.
Frankly Speaking
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Featuring installation, performance, poetry, photography and video by artists from near and far, the exhibit includes:
Melissa Agate, Cynthia Anderson, Jeff Frost, Bettina Hubby, Jessica King and Michaela Strumberger
curated by Karyl Newman.
The recently renovated Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale holds research collected by Paul Kagan while writing New World Utopias and includes photographs and papers about the Llano del Rio Colony and a travel journal by little known feminist architect Alice Constance Austin recently acquired by Yale Professor, Dolores Hayden within the Western […]
Calling all loving hands on the land! Join us on Friday 9/27 for e-snot afternoon application. Stay to camp out for the best views of our augmented reality installations. Wake up to Cahuilla/Serrano elder Kim Marcus' blessing of Giant Rock as we begin to restore her. Please RSVP for more details and thank you for […]
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