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Sep172011

September 17, 2011, Saturday - Art, Politics and Censorship at The Soap Factory

Time: 7:00pm

Location: 514 2nd Street SE

Join The Soap Factory for a moderated discussion addressing the interlocking issues of art, politics and censorship. The Soap Factory welcomes speakers Edward Farmer, Tom Rose, Eric Lorberer and Paul Schmelzer.

The Art, Politics and Censorship discussion takes place in conjunction with the current exhibition, Three Artists: Guo Gai, Meng Tang, Slinko.

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