Aliza Shvarts Interviewed by Artforum

Monday, Jun 18, 2018

View of “Off Scene,” 2018, Artspace, New Haven, Connecticut.

"Aliza Shvarts’s writings and artworks explore the possibilities and impossibilities of performance, race, gender, and class. Her solo exhibition 'Off Scene' presents works from the past ten years and is on view at Artspace in New Haven, Connecticut, through June 30, 2018."

Performance Studies Ph.D. Candidate Aliza Shvarts was interviewed by Artforum and talks about her exhibition at Artspace in New Haven, Connecticut.

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Aliza Shvarts Interviewed by Artforum

View of “Off Scene,” 2018, Artspace, New Haven, Connecticut.

"Aliza Shvarts’s writings and artworks explore the possibilities and impossibilities of performance, race, gender, and class. Her solo exhibition 'Off Scene' presents works from the past ten years and is on view at Artspace in New Haven, Connecticut, through June 30, 2018."

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Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Institute of Performing Arts

Institute of Emerging Media

Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts

Aliza Shvarts Interviewed by Artforum

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View of “Off Scene,” 2018, Artspace, New Haven, Connecticut.

"Aliza Shvarts’s writings and artworks explore the possibilities and impossibilities of performance, race, gender, and class. Her solo exhibition 'Off Scene' presents works from the past ten years and is on view at Artspace in New Haven, Connecticut, through June 30, 2018."

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