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Opening Thread In Room
04:46
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Twig Devotion
03:55
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Is This A Dance?
03:54
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I don’t know
why I am here with you
what the heck
is this thing I am doing?
how will you feel when I am gone?
when I have left this stage
when I have left this dance
is this really a stage?
is this really a dance?
that is what my mother would ask
and another thing she’d say
in her last days
is
I’m just being ornery because that is what I do
and by the way
that’s her over there
that’s my mom
in that metal container
she would get such a kick
she would get such a kick knowing she was here
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Ordinary Voices
04:05
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twig, treehouse, hut, mid-century ranch house, mc mansion, real estate, land, soil, excavation, digging, grave, body, death
light, sunlight, summer, heat, popsicle, ice, snow, more snow, avalanche, death
musicians, ambition, drive, success, fear, failure, depression, self-medication, overdose, death
thread, sewing, sweatshop, fashion, figure, corset, bindings, shackles, jail cell, belt, death
garment, covering, drapery, curtain, window, vista, horizon, division, border, life, death
is anybody still alive down there?
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Sand Song
04:24
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7. |
Lights Up
02:40
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I don’t know
why you are here with me
what the heck is this thing we are doing?
how will we feel when we have all gone?
when we have left this space
when we have left this time
are we running out of space?
are we running out of time?
that is what we all could ask
and another thing we could say
in these fraught days
is
we’re just being ornery because that is what we do
we’re just being ornery because that is what we need to do
and by the way
that’s you, you, you, you, and you over there
In those slightly uncomfortable black vinyl folding chairs
do you get a kick
do you get a rush
do you get a hit
do you get a feel
knowing we are all still here?
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Juniana Portland, Oregon
Juniana uses Sound to build or open up a door to a space- a place where you can get lost without risk. The voice of our world at its current stage; the sounds that exist seemingly randomly, joined together through introduction. She listens to what they have to say and how they do or don't relate to each other, and gives them life and relationships. ... more
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