Frye Art Museum recruiting for improvisational work

Monday, March 24, 2008

Frye Art Museum recruiting for improvisational work

Would you like to take part in a daylong performance piece with renowned artist Oliver Herring?

The Frye Art Museum is recruiting 35 participants for Herring's improvisational work "Task," to be staged at the Seattle Central Library on June 28. The idea goes something like this: Herring assigns tasks to a diverse range of individuals, and they perform the tasks in front of an audience. After this initial performance, participants will write down their own tasks for others to complete. For more information and an application go to fryemuseum.org/task. Deadline to apply is April 1.

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CSumption said...: More info on getting involved:

http://www.spl.org/default.asp?pageID=audience_current_featuresdetail&cid=1201828568533; March 25, 2008 at 10:43 AM

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