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Beyond the Valley of the Dolls Science Center 7:30 and 10 p.m. FREE

Fight Club. Center for the Arts Cinema. 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. $2

Day of Absence Mark Wade directs satire by Douglas Turner Ward of a Southern town brought to its knees when all the Black people disappear. CFA Theater. 8
p.m. Students: $4 General: $5

Benefit Festival of Plays 92 Theater 8 p.m. $1 donation for Traverse Square Tutoring Program

Saturday, Oct. 7

Fargo Science Center. 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. $2

Fight Club Center for the Arts Cinema. 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. $2

Day of Absence Mark Wade directs satire by Douglas Turner Ward of a Southern town brought to its knees when all the Black people disappear. CFA Theater. 8
p.m. Students: $4 General: $5

Benefit Festival of Plays 92 Theater 8 p.m. $1 donation for Traverse Square Tutoring Program

Sunday, Oct 8. 

Day of Absence Mark Wade directs satire by Douglas Turner Ward of a Southern town brought to its knees when all the black people disappear. CFA Theater. 8
p.m. Students: $4 General: $5

Hee Sung Joo, piano South Korean winner of the 1999 Litchfield Performing Arts Simone Belsky Music Award. 7p.m. Crowell Concert Hall $4 Student $5
General

Benefit Festival of Plays 92 Theater 8 p.m. $1 donation for Traverse Square Tutoring Program

Exhibitions

Barbara Pollack: The Family of Men The exhibit is an installation that incorporates intimate, yet conceptual, photographs of the artist’s immediate family within the format of the Museum of Modern Art’s monumental "The Family of Men" exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen and designed by modernist architect Paul Rudolph in 1955. Thursday, Aug.24 through Sunday Oct. 8 at the Zilkha Gallery.

Mike O’Shea: Artworld. Mick O’Shea’s miniaturized floorbound installation, "Artworld" is a smart, playful, and visually dynamic sculptural spoof of the art industry, a sort of visual sociology masquerading as a child’s toy. The artist has created a "community" out of mostly recycled artworld-related artifacts: Levittown-like houses made of folded-up exhibition announcements, and electric cargo trains carrying tubes of paint, their sides advertising prominent commercial art magazines. Thursday, Aug.24 through Sunday, Oct. 8 at the Zilkha Gallery.

Jim Dine Photographs. Photogravures and digital ink jet prints by the internationally acclaimed painter, printmaker, and photographer Jim Dine. Dine explores images in entirely new ways. Thursday, Aug. 24 through Wednesday, Oct. 11 at the Davison Art Center.