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The BIG BALLYOO: INSIDE OF INSIDE Presents:<br>
</font><font size=3><b><u>Poetics of Exile: <br>
Images of Resistance and Excavation: El Salvador, Palestine and
Israel <br><br>
</u></b>THURSDAY January 29th, 2004, 7:30pm<br>
Theater Rhino, 2926 16th St.<br>
Between Capp and South Van Ness<br>
$5-$20 Sliding Scale, no-one turned away for lack of funds<br>
Wheelchair accessible<br><br>
<b>WITH ARTIST/ACTIVISTS:<br>
DALIT BAUM, CLAUDIA BERNARDI, SUSAN GREENE </b>
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<b>Dalit Baum, </b>PhD, is an anti-occupation activist and educator from
Israel. She is a co-founder of Black Laundry, (a pun in Hebrew on
"black sheep"), a feminist direct action group of lesbians, gay
men and transgenders against the occupation of Palestine. The group uses
humor, sex, and chutzpah to make visible the connections between
different oppressions in Israel and the occupation of
Palestine.<br><br>
<b>Claudia Bernardi</b> is an artist, human rights activist, art
professor and artist in residence at Intersection for the Arts. She has
worked with the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team at the sites of
political massacres for many years. Her work deals with memory,
recollection and the passage of time.<br><br>
<b>Susan Greene,</b> PhD, is an artist, activist and clinical
psychologist. She is a member of Jews for a Free Palestine and is a
founding member of Break the Silence Mural Project, a group of Jewish
American Women artists who, through community art projects in Occupied
Palestine, work to raise awareness and critical thinking in the U.S.
regarding Palestine and Israel.<br><br>
<br>
</font><font size=2>The Big Ballyhoo is a feminist artist and curatorial
collective that began in 2001, inspired by the belief that art is a
vibrant tool in shaping dominant ideology and stimulating social
change. The Big Ballyhoo is Gracie Bucciarelli, Mary DeNardo,
Kristen Dilley, Dusty Lombardo, Lisa Maurine, Corinna Press and Lena
Wolff.<br><br>
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</font><font size=3 color="#FF0000">The Freedom Archives<br>
522 Valencia Street<br>
San Francisco, CA 94110<br>
(415) 863-9977<br>
</font><font size=3><a href="http://www.freedomarchives.org/" eudora="autourl">www.freedomarchives.org</a></font></body>
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