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BUREAU of CHANGE presents FIELD TELEPHONE: The Opening Act in Southern Rep’s BOUDIN

BUREAU of CHANGE presents FIELD TELEPHONE: The Opening Act in Southern Rep’s BOUDIN

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BUREAU of CHANGE presented an original interactive installation in conjuncton with Southern Rep’s BOUDIN: The New Orleans Music Project, which ran from April 18–May 17 at the Ashé Power House Theater. For the commission, BUREAU founder and teaching artist Margot Herster directed FIELD TELEPHONE: THE OPENING ACT with talented young artists: Steven Pedeaux, digital cultures writer, researcher, producer, BFA LSU Digital Art; Kareem Henry, pastor, songwriter, computer science student at ITT; and K.G., rap musician, drafting and design student at ITT

 

 

18 Apr 2015