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On December 6th, 2017 I received this:

06 Wednesday Dec 2017
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On December 6th, 2017 I received this:
11 Wednesday Sep 2002
Posted artists books, installations, Los Angeles, MTKinstalls, performance, protest, talks
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Us = Them, curated and produced by M.T. Karthik, Fifty Foot Pine Tree Press, Wine Hobo Trio, Booklyn Artists Alliance and 33 1/3 Books and Gallery, Sunset at Alvarado, F. Sosa, Proprietor, September 11, 2002
1984, performance by MTK
On September 11th, 2002, beginning at 5:35am Pacific Time, corresponding to the moment the first plane struck the World Trade Center in New York City exactly one year before, MTK read George Orwell’s novel 1984, aloud in its entirety at 331/3 Books and Gallery, at the corner of Sunset and Alvarado, in Los Angeles, ending at sunset:
as a performance element on the opening day of the Booklyn Artists exhibition
11 Wednesday Sep 2002
Posted artists books, installations, Los Angeles, MTKinstalls, performance, protest, talks
inTags
1984, 2002, 331/3, 9/11, allerslev, aloud, alvarado, anniversary, booklyn, books, brouwer, cyrus, Daullatzai, ferrara, frank, gallery, George, Karthik, L.A., LA, los angeles, m.t., mccabe, mtk, novel, orwell, Parkel, read, Rigo 02, soheil, sosa, spagnuolo, sunset, tactic, us, us equals them, us=them, usa, Wagner, Weber, Wilde, williams
Us = Them, curated and produced by M.T. Karthik, Fifty Foot Pine Tree Press, Wine Hobo Trio, Booklyn Artists Alliance and 33 1/3 Books and Gallery, Sunset at Alvarado, F. Sosa, Proprietor, September 11, 2002
1984, performance by MTK
On September 11th, 2002, beginning at 5:35am Pacific Time, corresponding to the moment the first plane struck the World Trade Center in New York City exactly one year before, MTK read George Orwell’s novel 1984, aloud in its entirety at 331/3 Books and Gallery, at the corner of Sunset and Alvarado, in Los Angeles, ending at sunset:
as a performance element on the opening day of the Booklyn Artists exhibition