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Dancing in tongues: Yin Mei's human ideograms translate abandon and abandonment
Yin Mei, in Ink/Paper/Body/ScentImage credit: Photo courtesy of Duke Performances
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- Dancing in tongues: Yin Mei's human ideograms translate abandon and abandonment
- Yin Mei, in Ink/Paper/Body/Scent
- Photo courtesy of Duke Performances
- Nov 29, 2006
