Friday, March 21 @ 7PM
The UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy invites you to join us at the Skid Row History Museum & Archive for a performance entitled, “The Liberatory Living Room: Belongings Precede Belonging.” As the closing public program of the Tents and Tenants: After Echo Park Lake exhibition, members of the After Echo Park LakeArchive Collective will present the politics and poetics of how an encampment became the commons.
Challenging Displacement: Echo Park’s Story Takes Center Stage in L.A.
The Liberatory Living Room: Belongings Precede Belonging.
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The Robert F. Kennedy Performance Project, is a series of public conversations and activities centered around the real-time, site-specific intermedia performance that recreated, on September 9th and 10th 2004, Robert Kennedy’s two-day, 200 mile “poverty tour” of southeastern Kentucky in 1968. An Appalshop project directed by John Malpede.
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