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Walker Art Center Saturday, September 21, 8pm “Bennett merges the witty, dexterous play of hip-hop turntablism and sampledelia with the more scowling and self-consciously artful recombination of the avant-garde.” —The San Francisco Bay Guardian People Like Us, a.k.a. Vicki Bennett, presents a digital audiovisual performance that exposes a surreal world of bad connections and faulty communications where interviewees, lost movie and television stars, and found sounds become trapped in a misfiring loop of reference and repetition. In the tradition of fellow Plunderphonic artists John Oswald, Negativland, and the Tape Beatles, Bennett guarantees a vibrant, pirated, multimedia experience. Special
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