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The Supernatural

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Activism

Canadian

The article reviews the public performance “Brawl,” by Norma, a team of six artists, in Vancouver, British Columbia as part of protests against the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Brawl, Norma (Vanessa Kwan, Diana Lopez-Soto, Josh Neelands, Christy Nyiri, Pietro Sammarco, Erica Stocking, and Kara Uzelman), Andy Livingstone Field Presented by Artspeak as Part of the Bright Lights Festival

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The article offers information on the World Tea Party (WTP) presented at the Downtown Eastside and Centre A in Vancouver, British Columbia during the 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics. It states that the WTP involves serving tea to the public at events, such as art and music festivals and athletic events, with an objective to provide a forum for human interaction.

World Tea Party, Centre A

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