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DESCRIPTION:at. March 12: Our fave East Bay art-provocateur Natalia Mount, the brave 
 and brilliant curator expanding the re-booted Pro Arts Gallery into a 
 Performing (and Publishing) Commons, \nre-invigorates the covid-neutered 
 with a heath dose of orgone energy! Here's the festive launch of her 
 break-out brainstorm/confession/love-letter, The Commons: of Friends & 
 Lovers, written as an experimental dialog with Marc Herbst, the legendary 
 editor of Journal of Aesthetics and Protest. \nIn a wild and wide-ranging 
 textual exchange, these two sex-positive protagonists excavate their 
 roiling libidos in an enlightened effort to connect them to the 
 macro-politics of community activism. Not only taking the “personal 
 essay” to the next level of interpersonal correspondence, in fact Ms. 
 Mount tops even that in tonight's performative and A/V-enhanced reading. 
 Body-doubling for Herbst in the enacted dialectic is the much-missed Praba 
 Pilar, a reknown UCD performance artist in her own right. Their live-action 
 back-and forth of the book's raddest pages proposes new libidinal economies 
 that fuse Eros and Polis.\n\nThe supporting hour is a veritable hothouse 
 (bath-house?) of orgiastic shorts, featuring the transgressive work of 
 infamous Aktionists Kurt Kren, Otto Muehl, and Hermann Nitsch! PLUS 
 sizzlers from Erotic Psyche, Julia Ostertag, maybe Genesis P-orridge. $9\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2022/03/09/18848573.php
SUMMARY:Politics of Desire
LOCATION:992 Valencia st. At 21st in San Francisco's Mission District 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2022/03/09/18848573.php
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