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Landscapes//Futures

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Thurs Nov 21, 2019, 7 pm
The Factory
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This interdisciplinary reading with poets Natalie Martinez and Paul Hlava Ceballos and prose writers Calvin Gimpelevich and Jessica Mooney will explore how we imagine our environments and futures, set alongside Claire Brandt's paintings. 

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The Factory

1216 10th Ave Seattle, WA Venue website

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