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6 Fingers Crossed Crossed Country T.Ore/Tour
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"6 Fingers Crossed Country T.Ore/Tour": For 8 months prior to April, 1986, I laboriously planned a tour by writing to people & asking if they'd be interested in setting up a show for me. At least one person told me something to the effect that he only wanted to do that for 'important people'. The San Francisco Cinematheque folks had to be convinced that I wasn't fictitious. Finally, I had 9 gigs lined up: April 17, 1986: Tufts University in Massachusetts (thanks to Owen O'Toole); April 19, 1986: the Bunker of La Société de Conservation du Présent in Montréal (possibly thanks to Boris Wanowitch); April 23, 1986: the Rivoli Club, Toronto & April 24, 1986: the Funnel, Toronto (both probably thanks to Gordon W. Zealot); April 26, 1986: the Kuenzle Room at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor & April 28, 1986: EYEMEDIAE, Ann Arbor (thanks to David "Crowbar" Nestle); May 10, 1986: Time Out Hot Tubs, Boulder & May 11, 1986: the Pirate Contemporary Art Oasis, Denver (thanks to Walls of Genius); & May 17, 1986: Eye Gallery, San Francisco (thanks to the San Fransisco Cinematheque). Added on to this was a group screening at a bar in SF that I picked up casually 'at the last minute'. My life…
Directors & creators
tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
Subjects
6 Fingers Crossed Country T.Ore/Tour, tENTATIVELY a cONVENIENCE, booed usic, experimental moviemaking, Norman Yeh, Michael Bloom, Jake Dillon, John Berndt, Society for the Conservation of the Present, the Bunker, Tufts University, Gordon W Zealot, Tom Evans, the Rivoli Club, the Funnel, the Kuenzle Room, EYEMEDIAE, Time Out Hot Tubs, Pirate Contemporary Art Oasis, Eye Gallery, Massachusetts, Walls of Genius, Architect's Office, San Francisco Cinematheque, Toronto, Ann Arbor, Boulder, Denver, San Francisco, San Antonio, spring 1986, neoism, Computer Graphics Conspiracy, Boris Wanowitch, Alan Lord, SCP
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