Beyond the Rules at York Art Gallery

Nadja Moncolova, Contributor

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Beyond the Rules

19 May 2022

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In response to the artwork on display in York Art Gallery‘s Beyond Bloomsbury: Life, Love and Legacy exhibition, students from the Performance Department at York St. John University will be staging an intervention.

Using collaborative, explorative practices, Beyond the Rules is a creative, cross-arts performance that fuses music, dance, and text.

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