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Good Strong Hands - Arletta Anderson & Adam Smith User Submitted

When: Fri., March 16, 7-8 p.m. and Sun., March 18, 2-3 p.m. 2018
Price: $10-$25
counterpulse.org/event/good-strong-hands
@ CounterPulse, 80 Turk St San Francisco 94102
A multi-disciplinary study on presence and absence; the ephemeral and material; cats lost in the woods. Arletta Anderson & Adam Smith collaborate with Eric Garcia and Melissa Lewis to deconstruct the ongoing concert between permanence and impermanence. Inspired by the philosophy of Derrida and the science behind how the brain fills in gaps of information, Good Strong Hands blends personal narrative, humor, and abstraction. The experience of absence is both questioned and celebrated through spoken word, live sound and music, task, and dance.

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