CAE Lecture This Thursday in HB

CAE Lecture This Thursday in HB

by | Mar 15, 2005 | Art Events

Hope to see you there. Details follow:

Beatriz da Costa, a collaborator with CAE and Assistant Professor at the University of California Irvine, will be delivering a lecture at the Huntington Beach Art Center concerning the unjust criminal case against Dr. Steven Kurtz, a member of the artist collective Critical Art Ensemble (CAE) on Thursday, March 17, 2005 at 7:30p.m. The lecture is a part of HELP CAE, a project included in the exhibition “Detours” presented by Finishing School that addresses the unjust criminal case against Dr. Kurtz.The purpose of the project and lecture is to re-present vital information about the case found on caedefensefund.org to increase awareness and action, raise funds for Kurtz’s legal defense, and Highlight CAE’s collective practice. 

Please come and support CAE!

Huntington Beach Art Center 538 Main Street, Hunt. Beach

Please call (714) 374-1650

CAE Defense: www.caedefensefund.org

CAE Web Site: www.critical-art.net

Help CAE Fundraiser site: www.cafepress.com/cae

Beatriz da Costa: www.beatrizdacosta.net

Finishing School: www.finishing-school.net

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