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⏲ Duration: 17 min 91 sec
✓ Published: 06-Sep-2019
✓ Published: 06-Sep-2019
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A Need for Leafy Greens [excerpt]. Performance for Stimulus Progression 21 at Mirror in the Woods in Gowanus, Brooklyn on Saturday, August 24, 2019. The footage is missing the last 15 mins. Shot by Mahsa Biglow. nnOmitted composition: nMontezuma nyou had me atnn[beat] MOVEMENT nnMedicine WomannRed SweatbandnWhen it’s donenSweat meansnIt’s workingnLight a flamenLight a bushel of BrushnClose my eyes nSwatme smack Me nCup Hands nScrub me sweep MenWash MenI wash me nCleanse MenI cleanse me nSp
A Need for Leafy Greens [excerpt]. Performance for Stimulus Progression 21 at Mirror in the Woods in Gowanus, Brooklyn on Saturday, August 24, 2019. The footage is missing the last 15 mins. Shot by Mahsa Biglow. nnOmitted composition: nMontezuma nyou had me atnn[beat] MOVEMENT nnMedicine WomannRed SweatbandnWhen it’s donenSweat meansnIt’s workingnLight a flamenLight a bushel of BrushnClose my eyes nSwatme smack Me nCup Hands nScrub me sweep MenWash MenI wash me nCleanse MenI cleanse me nSp
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