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Friday, Apr. 10 2020

Thursday, Oct. 29 2020

  • artists covered in paint

    Brasil Experiments: A Symposium

    This three day symposium will gather artists, scholars, & activists to present their work (performance, theater, lecture, film, dance parties, music, poetry, street actions) as modes of reflecting, analyzing and resisting the current social-political conditions crushing the civil society in Brasil.

Friday, Oct. 30 2020

  • artists covered in paint

    Brasil Experiments: A Symposium

    This three day symposium will gather artists, scholars, & activists to present their work (performance, theater, lecture, film, dance parties, music, poetry, street actions) as modes of reflecting, analyzing and resisting the current social-political conditions crushing the civil society in Brasil.

Saturday, Oct. 31 2020

  • artists covered in paint

    Brasil Experiments: A Symposium

    This three day symposium will gather artists, scholars, & activists to present their work (performance, theater, lecture, film, dance parties, music, poetry, street actions) as modes of reflecting, analyzing and resisting the current social-political conditions crushing the civil society in Brasil.

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