Peggy Dobbins, activist in the early Women's Liberation Movement in the U.S., is a retired sociologist, now working as an installation and performance artist
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"...dwelling in tents" click here to see the pictograms on the tent with transcriptions in Arabic, English, Spanish and Chinese, the artist's statement and other background. Below all transcriptions of each pictogram is the Hindu, Egyptian, Sumerian, Hebrew, Greek or Roman evolutionary myth, or poetic hypothesis which serves as the performance text. The prologue and epilogue more overtly reveal the art's political intent.
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| panel 5 from "...dwelling in tents" .................... Jacob waits upon Laban or forfeits his need |
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To install and/or perform The Labyrinth of Rue for Pilgrimages of Repentence for lynching, slavery, and other acts of Violence as part of sesquincentennial observances of the U. S. Civil War (1861 -1865), contact me at pegdobbins.net. Enter "Rue Project" as subject.
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