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Performances/Installations
Arts Fest Demo Tent
Bennie Allain: Eavesdroppings (Ruby’s on Second Ave and Princess)
Installation Viewing Hours: Thursday, Aug 17th, 8:30pm-11:00pm (Gallery Hop)
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 12:00pm-3:00pm
Bennie’s weird signs wonder about the words we keep in our spaces and the reasons why.
There’s a holy bunch of them at Ruby’s, and they’re recruiting forevermore.
Don’t mind the codger inside.
Aubyn O’Grady & Amy Ball: C L O U D (4D Room, Yukon School of Visual Arts)
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Installation viewing hours: Thursday, Aug 17th, 8:30pm-11:00pm (Gallery Hop)

Friday, Aug 17, 10am-5pm
Performance: Friday, Aug 17, 6pm
CLOUD is documentation of a collaborative performance that considers instant gratification,
digital communication, cloud storage, and vaping, in a mining town where Internet is more
precious than gold (for locals).
How can we understand the CLOUD if we can’t google it? Hi Fi technology requires wires and
cables, and sometimes those cables get cut, cutting off access to instant answers and wireless
storage units. In an analogue attempt to restore our connection to the CLOUD we produce our
own clouds, communicating via Morse code text message.
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Sara Wray Enns: Crossing the Waters (George Black Ferry)
(New Thoughts on Marching Bands 06)
Ensemble Performances: Pop-up performances throughout Saturday
Public Participation Performance: Sunday August 19, 7-8pm (gather at 6:30)
Everyone welcome. Bring your instruments, your voices and yourselves.
Musicians and non-musicians alike are welcome in to this collective noise making as the ferry
crosses from Dawson to West Dawson. Musical guidance is given on a map/score that traces the
ferry’s path. Small ensemble performances will happen throughout the weekend, and one large
group performance will welcome anyone who wants to join in, no experience required.
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