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Double Vision: Harper Poe and Ron Wiltrout
Price: Free
www.reduxstudios.org
Poe will discuss how she started a fair trade business promoting social change through creation and collaboration with global textile artisans. Wiltrout's presentation will discuss some ways in which indeterminacy is practiced and appropriated in modern musical thought and some interpretations of the effects they can have.
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Redux Contemporary Art Center
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1056 King St.
Downtown -
(843) 722-0697
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