Students from David Levine's Performance Criticism seminar will perform an iteration of The Best New Work. The students "will drift through the galleries and open spaces of the Harvard Art Museums, performing their essays as though on an endless loop. The performers’ attitude, delivery, affect, and mood will shift with their location, their audience, and time of day." Various works from a range of writers including Karl Marx, Nikola Tesla, and bell hooks, will be presented. 

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"Peter Sellars wanted to know more.

He was in San Francisco a few years ago, attending a performance of 'The No One’s Rose,' a fascinatingly idiosyncratic work of music theater that featured some of his favorite artists, from the American Modern Opera Company, and a score by the young composer Matthew Aucoin.

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