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Wed Aug 13 - Thu Aug 14
at CounterPULSE (7pm)
For two months this summer, CounterPULSE will provide an artistic home for teenage girls exploring strength, independence and advocacy through the practice of aerial dance. Flying newspapers and an oversized scale of justice take on special political meaning as girls from San Francisco's Oasis for Girls Summer Arts Apprenticeship team up in a unique collaboration with CounterPULSE and Jo Kreiter's Flyaway Productions.
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Fri Aug 15
at D.A. Arts (7pm - 10pm)
This visually overwhelming installation is set to a black room filled with painted words and phrases in old english style, various portraits, and infamous masked figures from floor to ceiling, wall to wall...
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Fri Aug 15
at Apartment 24 (9pm)
Featuring new Lady Noir and Alpha Male designs along with the latest from Rockband. Complimentary Snow Queen vodka drinks until 10:30pm. Gourmet bites by Top Chef contestant, Ryan Scott...
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Fri Aug 15
at Intersection for the Arts (8pm)
An intersection and interplay with the audience, sonic objects, motion sensors, sonic visualizations and dance. N_DREW will create a real-time audio/visual ecosystem with invented objects, sampling sounds and teasing interactions with the audience. Kinesthetech Sense creates interactive self-sensing sound and video with the body and movement. N_DREW will discuss his A/V interactive sensor work and Kinesthetic Sense will discuss their dance and sensor work following performances.
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Sat Aug 16
at Oakland Museum of California (11am - 5pm)
Some of the Bay Area's deadliest wordsmiths are women. Youth Speaks brings them together for an intergenerational head-to-head spoken-word battle. DJs, graffiti artists, Youth Uprising's turf dancers, and filmmakers from Youth Uprising and East Bay Asian Cultural Center show their stuff.
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Sat Aug 16
at Southern Exposure (2pm - 5pm)
Southern Exposure invites the community to celebrate the opening of the INsight OUT, an exhibition of work created during Mission Voices Summer 2008, that reveals layers of the self, from looking inside out, and outside in. Youth artists tackle the issues of stereotypes and individuality through photography, installation, silk screening, sculpture, drawing, mapping, model-making, painting, collage, and sound engineering.
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Sun Aug 17
at Julia Morgan Center for the Arts (5pm)
A class of tender aged dancers known as Gotipuas began performing Odissi for the masses to convey the spiritual stories, while the Maharis (temple dancers) continued the tradition within the temples. Odissi is an expressive and sophisticated art form, which features poetic nuance and fanciful storytelling...
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