tongue, Performance Study, 1990, Chicago, Randolph Street Gallery, video documentation

tongue, Performance Study, 1990, Chicago, Randolph Street Gallery, video documentation

“tongue” began as a vocal improvisation in the studio, a kind of freewriting that Lynn Book referred to as ‘audio journaling’, a practice she began in 1986. Ultimately, it became a critically received solo vocal performance concerned with extended deconstructions of language, meaning and power through a poetics of feminist thought that could be, shockingly, boisterously funny. This short 13-minute study was part of a benefit for the Experimental Sound Studio held at Randolph Street Gallery in Chicago in the fall of 1991.

http://youtu.be/BnKZiCrAaOw

Lynn Book Projects
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2020-12-03T20:05:20Z

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