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Stepping onto a stage solo is like bungee jumping without a harness. Free falling the artist either soars or crashes to earth. The experience of holding onto a thread is wild yet exhilarating. Sometimes terrifying. It takes such courage to step on, stand up and undress in front of family, friends and strangers in order to expose the art. If you have never dared to take that step (figuratively, not literally off the edge of a bridge) it might not occur that what can happen on stage is living, breathing art.
Even if you don't like the work of Warhol or Pollack, it is that "work" that becomes the...
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