Press:115: Difference between revisions
From MoHA Wiki
(CSV import) |
m (Text replacement - "|Press Event Name=" to "|Event name=") |
||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
|Press URL=https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/arts/2018-06-29/five-recommended-arts-events-this-weekend/ | |Press URL=https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/arts/2018-06-29/five-recommended-arts-events-this-weekend/ | ||
|Press Publication=Austin Chronicle | |Press Publication=Austin Chronicle | ||
| | |Event name=This is a Test of the Internal Emergency Broadcast System | ||
|Press Airtable Event Record ID=recrsZNcVvvyTCJUy | |Press Airtable Event Record ID=recrsZNcVvvyTCJUy | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 10:30, November 25, 2023
Austin Chronicle
Article • June 28, 2018
| Author |
|
| Link | Five Recommended Arts Events This Weekend |
| Description | Because you don’t want to miss a good Austin thing |
| Event |
1) If you like visual art that can knock you off your ass with its power and odd beauty, then you’ll want to see Yuliya Lanina’s performance for the closing reception of her This Is a Test of the Internal Emergency Broadcast System at the Museum of Human Achievement this Friday night. Painting, interactive sculpture, animation, and more will vividly evoke “the mechanized nature of human life and a state of perpetual unrest” and give you something to talk about for decades.
