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Annenberg
Center
3680
Walnut St.
(215)
898-3900
Martha
Graham Dance Company
Oct.
7-9.
The
Playboy of the Western World
Dublin’s Abbey Theatre performs J. M. Synge’s
masterpiece. (See p. 59 for more information.)
Oct.
12-17.
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Arthur
Ross Gallery
Fisher
Fine Arts Library
220
S. 34th St.
(215)
898-2083Tues.-Fri.:
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.,
Sun.: 12 p.m.-5 p.m.
Personal
Space: Paintings
by Scott Kahn C’67
Oil
paintings with strong surrealist
overtones. Through
Oct. 24.
GILB—Yellowed
Images of
a Vanished Country
Photographs
of East Germany by
Lutz Masanetz. Nov.
5 through Jan. 30.
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ICA
118
South 36th Street
Wed.-Fri.:
12pm-8pm
Sat.,Sun.:
11am-5pm
Trials
and Turbulence: PepŪn
Osorio, an artist-in-residence at DHS.
Ant Farm: 1968-1978
First
exhibition to survey the work of the legendary collective
of radical architects who were video, performance, and
installation artists.
David
Lamelas: Exhibiting Mediality
The Argentinean artist’s film and media installations
from the 1960s.
Ramp
Project: Amy Sillman
An idiosyncratic mix of post-Surrealist,latter
day Chicago Funk School, and stream-of-consciousness.
All three shows Sept. 8 through Dec. 12.
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Kelly
Writers House
3805
Locust Walk
(215)
573-9748
Contemporary
Mexican Women’s Poetry Ofelia Pérez Seplveda, Cristina
Rivera-Garza, and Jen Hofer read from their
works. Sept. 16.
Ron
Silliman, poet and writer. A reading and discussion.
Sept. 21.
Marjorie
Welish and Peter Gizzi
Poetry reading. Oct. 14.
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Penn
Humanities Forum
3619
Locust Walk
(215)
898-8220
This year’s topic is “Sleep and Dreams.” For programs
and dates, call or visit (humanities.sas.upenn.edu/
calendar.htm).
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Slought
Foundation
4017
Walnut Street
Wed.-Sat.:
11am-6pm
(215)
222-9050
Back
to the Front: Emerging Artists
Featuring Philadelphia artists.
Sept.
11 through Nov. 6.
Theorizing
series: Libeskind’s Future for Architecture Zizek’s
Plea for Fundamentalism Sept. 11 through Nov.
6.
All shows are free.
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University
Museum
3260 South Street
Tues.-Sat.:
10am-4:30pm
Sun.:
1pm-5pm
Mayan
Procession
Photographs and textiles depict
the contemporary Mayan people of Guatemala. Through
Sept. 26.
Track
of the Rainbow Serpent: Australian Aboriginal Paintings
of the Wolfe Creek Crater
Twenty-seven
modern paintings offer a view into the Aboriginal reality.
Curated by Dr. Peggy Reeves Sanday. Opens Oct. 23; through
spring 2005.
Treasures
from the Royal Tombs of Ur
The blockbuster traveling exhibition returns.
Through
May 28, 2005.
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2004 The Pennsylvania Gazette
Last modified 08/27/04
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