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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (226)	9/5/2000 1:37:35 AM
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Or this one: artswire.org This Year's Anti-NEA Poster Artist At the center of this year's controversy is performance artist Ron Athey of Los Angeles. In March Athey performed in Minneapolis, sponsored by the Walker Art Center. The performance, "Four Scenes in a Harsh Life," deals with scarification and rituals. In his performance, Athey, who is gay and HIV positive, carves a design into his assistant's back, who is HIV negative. Athey then uses paper towels to absorb the blood which makes a print on the towels. The towels are then strung on a clothesline that extends from the stage toward the audience.