Busoni Behemoth Brings Out Hamelin's Best. Seen and Heard International, May 25, 2012
Above: Dan Flavin installation in Marfa, Texas
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Sculptural Experiments at the MATA Festival. Seen and Heard International, April 26, 2012
(Above: onstage at Roulette, Eli Keszler's installation for Cold Pin. Photo by Alex G. Knight)
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