Censorship creates fear and causes the Pornography is a symptom of society's sexual

FEAR | FEAR

viewer to look to the state for safety. hierarchy. If we cover up the symptoms, we forget

NO | NO

If the state truly cared for our safety, the real illness festering underneath. Exploitive

ART | SEX

millions would not live in fear of poverty. images: exist “Only” an" an” exploitive society.

CENSORED PERFORMANCE CABARETS

Poets & musicians slamming & ranting!!. Se : eee
ORED IN B.C. An ex i £
Shows 7:30 & 9:30 pm, $6 CENSORED IN n exhibit of local ar

2 y censored for sexual & political reasons.
Fri. April 30th & Sat. May Ist ‘pening 7:39 pm, April 29 to May 2

Veda Hille and Her Band, featuring:

Steve Lazin, Stephen Nikleva, Martin Walton.
Special appearances by Art Bergmann, Heidi
Archibald, Evelyn Lau, Deirdre Waiker, Mark
Leixen-Young, Kevin Crofton, Phinder Delai,
Ingrid Percy, Surprise Rap Artists {2

Kiss & Tell, 12 Midnight, Ken Gerberick.
Little Sisters Bookstore, Katie Campbeil,
Kempton Dexter, Jill Weaving, Melva Forsberg,
Danial Collens.

MAT WOKS

A FESTIVAL OF WORKING PEOPLE
AND THE ARTS

APRIL 29 — MAY 8, 1993

Censorship creates fear and causes the Pornography is a symptom of society’s sexual

FEAR | FEAR

viewer to look to the state for safety. hierarchy. If we cover up the symptoms, we forget

NO NO

If the state truly cared for our safety, the real illness festering underneath. Exploitive

ART SEX

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MAT WOKKS

A FESTIVAL OF WORKING PEOPLE
AND THE ARTS

APRIL 29 - MAY 8, 1993