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LA FEMME DEFONCER ~ Zero One Gallery ~ Thursday, April 24th

11:00 AM PDT on April 23, 2008

 

"La Femme DeFoncer – which loosely means, "The Feminine Freak Out" showcases an array of unusual female talent in a bizarre underground sideshow setting. Visual artists, musicians, and poets are now engaged in perfecting their visual artworks and unique performances for presentation during our event.

Learn More About the Performers on their MySpace page.

La Femme DeFoncer offers entertainment, live music, food and beverage. There is a silent auction held for visual artwork donated by local artists. Portions of the proceeds will go to the charity of the artist's choice.

With all of its splendor, La Femme Defoncer becomes an event spectacular for everyone interested in witnessing the unforgettable."

For more information go to www.thewish.org.

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