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Tag Archives: Oregon
Erika Boudreau-Barbee – New York, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. My art is usually derived from thought and the hopscotch mapping of my mind bursting with free exploration. What my choreographic work attempts to bring forward is the visually appealing and the visually repulsive … Continue reading
Alison Ho – Eugene, Oregon
I work with narrative, language, and identity. Specifically, with the politics of Asian American identity. I work across multiple mediums. I guess you could call it interdisciplinary, but really it’s just that I don’t feel a particular affinity to … Continue reading
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