How to Say (Roughly�very Roughly): What Sort of a Thing a Triple Alice 3 is, Having Attended One

About Performance 5:73-81 (2003)
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Triplealice 3 is a third series of arts labs held in the Central Desert which brings the artists, scientists and thinks together to discuss the three disciplines writing, visual arts and the body. It is a three weeks event and invites artists to take up residence for the full three weeks and discuss the issues.

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