Art Collectives and the Current State of Literary Culture

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Art Collectives and the Current State of Literary Culture

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Mar 22, 2011

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A reading and panel discussion Moderated by Susan Salter Reynolds, L.A. Times book reviewerWith Chuck Rosenthal, Alicia Partnoy, Ramón Garcia, & Gail Wronsky. Projected paintings by Gronk.Members of the L.A.-based Glass Table Collective read their work and discuss publishing outside the lines.

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Mar 22, 2011

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