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The Knowing Body: The Artist as Storyteller in Contemporary Performance

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Publication delving into the performance art philosophies of Meredith Monk, Barbara Dilley, Ping Chong, and Spalding Gray as strategies for healing and radical acts

Artist / Author Louise Steinman
Publisher North Atlantic Books
ISBN 1-55643-202-X
Reference P2386
Date 1995
Type Publication

Keywords

Barbara Dilley healing Meredith Monk performance art Ping Chong Spalding Gray storytelling training

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