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Jun032010
DateThursday, June 3, 2010 at 12:43PM

'Table Cloth' by Ball-Nogues Studio with UCLA Students 

Table Cloth for the Courtyard at Schoenberg HallA site-specific installation by Ball-Nogues Studio, in collaboration with UCLA students, will serve as a temporary environment for music, dance and other performances on the UCLA campus. The project explores a "cross-manufacturing" strategy: After the structure has served as a set piece, the parts making up the installation will become smaller-scaled commodities, available as consumer products.

The installation is open now and will last until June 12, 2010. Check out more about it at Ball-Nogues Studio's website.

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