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Subject: Performances, Exhibits & More!Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2015 12:54:14 PM ET
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Somewhat Off the Wall - September 12th
Send in Your Nominations for the 2015 Arts Awards
Advice From the Arts Council
Arts Council Seeking Equipment for Exhibition
Spectra 2015
R. Luke Dubois: In Real Time
Two New Exhibits at Kehler Liddell Gallery
American Landscapes at City Gallery
Many Voices, One Song
Branford Folk Music Society Concert
Sherry Vine to Perform at GLASS' Drag Show
Performances at Best Video
Listen Here! Classic Short Stories Read Live
Arts for Learning Connecticut Fall Artist Showcase
Screening of New Documentary Highlights African Perspective
September Art-Night at Clippers Long Hill
Greater New Haven Community Chorus to Host Art Auction
One Spot Left in 6-Week Adult Audition Acting Class
Call for Choral Singers
University Glee Club Looking for Male Choral Singers
Pantochino Productions Open Call Auditions
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Somewhat Off the Wall - September 12thSomewhat Off the Wall, a unique art exhibition andparty from which guests take home original works ofart, will be held on Saturday, September 12, 2015from 5-9pm at The Gallery at EleMar, 99-107Shelton Avenue, New Haven.
This year’s event features drawings, jewelry,paintings, wood, pottery, and prints by 50outstanding artists who have each donated threepieces of their work. At 7pm on the night of theparty, numbered premium tickets will be drawn atrandom. As each premium ticket holders’ number iscalled, he or she will select a piece of originalartwork to take home. Each of the 50 participatingartists will be given a premium ticket making only100 premium tickets, at $100 each, available to thepublic. An unlimited number of tickets to the partyare available for $45 (these do not include artwork).Also available is a special “30 and under crowd”party ticket for $35.
Artwork will be on display to the public starting August 31st. Hours at The Gallery at EleMar are Monday – Friday: 9am – 4pm , Saturdays: 9am – 1pm.Closed Sundays.
Participating Somewhat Off the Wall artists include: Cheryl Albaine, Michael Allison, CatBalco, Laura Barr, Hayne Bayless, Marion Belanger, Susan Bender, Alexis Brown, JoyBush, Eileen Carey, Alice Chittenden, Karen Ciocca, Pauline Clifford, Greg Cochenet, TedCulotta, Jessica Cuni, Jennifer Davies, Anne Doris-Eisner, Paul Duda, Roxanne FaberSavage, Joan Fitzsimmons, Joyce Greenfield, Larissa Hall, Keith Johnson, CharlesKingsley, Karen Klugman, Mary Lesser, Vanilia Majoros, Barbara Marks, MichaelMarsland, Kiara Matos, Irene K. Miller, Christopher Mir, Jay Misencik, David Ottenstein,Liz Pagano, Shanti Rittgers, Ronnie Rysz, Gerald Saladyga, Mark Savoia, IngerSchoelkopf, Harold Shapiro, Alan Shulik, Judy Sirota Rosenthal, Marjorie Sopkin, ThomasStavovy, Katro Storm, Alison Walsh and Trevor Youngberg.
Click here to purchase tickets and view images of artwork.
Somewhat Off the Wall is sponsored by Suzio York Hill, Walter and Martha Maguire,Thomas A. Martin and Harold S. Spitzer, Mark J. Potocsny - First Vice President/FinancialAdvisor for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Wells Fargo and EleMar New EnglandMarble & Granite with additional support from Affiliated Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
Send in Your Nominations for the 2015 Arts AwardsThe theme of the 2015 Arts Awards is Art Recharged, in recognition of the power ofindividuals and groups to respond to artistic and logistical challenges through reinvention.
Photograph by Penny Cook
That may mean an inspired new use of space, resources, or activities that provoke andinvigorate the greater New Haven community in new ways.
The Arts Council invites you to nominate the organizations, artists, and volunteers thathave shifted your perspective with the energy of their work and the imagination of theirmission. Who has reinvented, reimagined, reanimated, rejuvenated space, views,mediums, subjects, experiences, expectations, and made you excited about the future ofart possibilities in greater New Haven, today and beyond?
Nominees should include organizations, visual, performing, and literary artists, directors,educators, administrators, and philanthropists who reside or work in Greater New Haven.
There is no limit to how many nominations you can submit - we encourage multiplesubmissions. Nominations can be submitted online athttps://acgnh.wufoo.com/forms/q5rd7v80l66gbg/ or emailed to [email protected] deadline is Tuesday, September 22nd at 5pm.
Thank you for your input – The Arts Council relies on you to speak up about the artexperiences that have made an impact on your life.
Advice From the Arts CouncilNeed help finding exhibition space/opportunities, performance/rehearsal space ordeveloping new ways to promote your work or creative event? Debbie Hesse, theorganization's director of artistic services and programs, will be available for one-on-oneconsultations. To schedule an appointment call Debbie at 203-772-2788 [email protected]. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Arts Council Seeking Equipment for ExhibitionDo you have an ipad, a large flat screen monitor and/or a mac mini we can borrow for anupcoming exhibition? Please contact Steve Olsen, curatorial assistant, [email protected]. Thanks in advance.
Spectra 2015The Arts Council of Greater New Haven presentsSpectra 2015 in the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr.Gallery, at 70 Audubon Street, 2nd floor. Theexhibition will be on display from September 11 toOctober 30, 2015. An artists' reception isscheduled for Thursday, September 10 from 5to 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Spectra is the annual members’ show of thePhoto Arts Collective, an Arts Council programwhose mission is to cultivate and support acommunity of individuals who share an interest in
photography, through workshops, lectures, exhibitions, portfolio reviews, group critiques,and special events.
Open to Arts Council members, the Photo Arts Collective meets the first Thursday of eachmonth at Kehler Liddell Gallery, 873 Whalley Avenue, New Haven. Members include local
professional and amateur photographers that employ a wide variety of photographicstyles, which will all be represented in the exhibition.
For more information about this annual exhibition at the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr.Gallery, or about the Photo Arts Collective, call the Arts Council at (203) 772-2788 or e-mail the Photo Arts Collective at [email protected].
R. Luke Dubois: In Real TimeR. Luke DuBois: In Real Time, the first major gallery presentation by genre-defyingcomposer, artist, and performer R. Luke DuBois, featuring maps, scores, and videos thatuse real-time data flows and media footage to raise questions of artistic agency, privacy,and fair use, will be on view in the Main Gallery at Wesleyan University’s Ezra and CecileZilkha Gallery, located at 283 Washington Terrace on the Wesleyan campus inMiddletown, Connecticut, from Wednesday, September 16 through Sunday, December13, 2015. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Sunday from Noon to 5pm. Galleryadmission is free. The exhibition is curated by Guest Curator Lauren Rosati.
The public is invited to attend the opening reception on Wednesday, September 16,2015 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm in the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. An artist talk by Mr.Dubois will take place before the opening reception, on Wednesday, September 16, 2015at 4:30pm in CFA Hall, located at 287 Washington Terrace on the Wesleyan campus inMiddletown. The opening reception and artist talk are free.
Today’s information culture is comprised largely of data that is networked and distributed,exchanged and erased, replicated and appropriated, downloaded and updated. Whetherin the form of image streams, tags, numerical sequences, or computer code, data(generated by aggregators, algorithms, or the human hand) saturates—indeed, formats—our lives. And with a 24/7 news cycle, multiple social media accounts, and several mobiledevices, we are quite literally tethered to real-time data flows.
For more information about R. Luke Dubois, please visit http://lukedubois.com/.For more information about Center for the Arts, please call (860) 685-3355, or visithttp://www.wesleyan.edu/cfa.
Two New Exhibits at Kehler Liddell Gallery
Sven Martson
Kehler Liddell Gallery is pleased to present MEXICANS, a photography exhibit by NewHaven artist Sven Martson. It will be on view from Thursday, September 10 throughSunday, October 11, with an Opening Reception on Sunday, September 13 from 3:00 -6:00 p.m. This haunting collection of images reflects Martson’s intuitive connection toMexico, an enigmatic land of great beauty and stark contrasts. “It is a land of flesh andblood and ghosts and spirits, where life and death are not mutually exclusive,” heexplains. “A mysteriously liberating fatalism allows life to be lived for the moment.”Martson’s photographs give us fresh visions of Mexicans in a disparate mosaic of physicaland cultural realities.
Kehler Liddell Gallery introduces five new artists in a NEW MEMBER EXHIBIT on viewfrom Thursday, September 10 through Sunday, October 11, with an Opening Receptionon Sunday, September 13 from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. The show runs concurrent withMEXICANS, a photography exhibit by Sven Martson. The NEW MEMBER EXHIBITpresents an exciting collection of work by Kehler Liddell’s newest artists, highlighting thekey elements of design: form, space, texture, color and shape. Featured artists includeLaura Barr, Roy Money, Liz Antle-O’Donnell, Jaime Ursic, and Kathleen Zimmerman.
http://www.kehlerliddell.com/
American Landscapes at City Gallery
City Gallery, 994 State Street, New Haven, CT, 203-782-2489, is presenting “AMERICANLANDSCAPES” new work by Mary Lesser from September 3 through September 27.Free. The Opening Reception is on Saturday, September 12 from 2 to 5 p.m. therewill be an artist talk and closing party Sunday September 27, at 2 p.m. Lesser hasdeveloped a new series of work using both digital and traditionsl processes, includingdrypoint, and carborundum prints as well as paintings made with etching ink. The images
depict industrial and urban landscapes. Lesser will also give a talk relating how theimages are made and her demonstrating various stages in the process. Gallery Hours areThursday through Sunday 12-4p.m. For more information contact Mary Lesser at 203 5004993 or [email protected]
Many Voices, One SongFriday, September 11, 4-6 PM: Opening ReceptionEnvironmental Science Center, Yale University21 Sachem Street, first floor atrium
You are invited to the opening reception for “Many Voices, One Song”, an art exhibitsponsored by the Yale Peabody Museum and held in the Class of 1954 YaleEnvironmental Science Center (ESC).The Sachem Street entrance to ESC is a shortdistance up the block and on the same side of the street as the Peabody handicap ramp,also on Sachem.
“Many Voices, One Song” is a solo art exhibit by Ava Orphanoudakis whose creativeprocess is inspired by a love of nature and deep concern for the environment. She hasexhibited in in Europe and the United States and is a member of The Visual ArtsAssociation of Heraklion, Crete, Greece, NAUTE- New Artists Travelling in Europe, TheNew Haven Paint and Clay Club and The Guilford Art League. Ava’s paintings can befound in public and private collections in the Middle East, Europe and the USA.
“Many Voices, One Song” will be on view to the public weekdays through December 18from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18, from noon to 6:00p.m. as part of City Wide Open Studios. You can read more about Ava and her work atwww.avaecovisions.com.
Branford Folk Music Society ConcertSeptember 12, 2015 - 8pm: Jay Ungar and Molly Mason
It is with great excitement and anticipation that the Branford Folk Music Society kicks offits 2015-16 concert series with Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, a duo that exemplifies theheart and soul of American folk and acoustic music. Jay and Molly achieved internationalfame when their performance of Jay's composition "Ashokan Farewell" became themusical hallmark of Ken Burns' acclaimed PBS documentary The Civil War. Their work onthe series' soundtrack won a Grammy and "Ashokan Farewell" was nominated for anEmmy. The evocative and haunting lament, originally inspired by the couple's AshokanFiddle and Dance Camps in New York's Catskill Mountains, has been heard by tens ofmillions of people and is now considered an American folk "classic", played by folk fiddlersas well as classical musicians around the world.
However, Jay and Molly take their music far beyond soundtracks for documentaries. Thecouple draws on a wide range of musical styles and traditions, including Appalachian,bluegrass, Cajun, Canadian, Celtic, Scandinavian and jazz. In recent years, they've alsostretched their music to a new orchestral fusion of classical and folk music.
Mixing consummate musicianship, incomparable warmth and wit and a deep respect forand knowledge of the music they play, Jay and Molly offer audiences an evening of musicnot easily forgotten and a concert experience that appeals to all ages. Join us for thisspecial night as Branford Folk begins its 42nd season of music making.
Admission for Jay and Molly will be $20 for the general public, $15 for BFMS membersand $5 for children age 12 and under. The society is not taking reservations for theconcert. PAY AT THE DOOR.
Branford Folk CoffeehouseFirst Congregational Church of Branford1009 Main Street, Branford, CT.Wheelchair accessible.
For more information call 203-488-7715Email: [email protected]://folknotes.org/branfordfolk/ or branfordfolk.org
Branford Folk Coffeehouse welcomes refreshment donations of pastries, cold drinks andother assorted goodies!
Sherry Vine to Perform at GLASS' Drag ShowSherry Vine, an American actor, drag queen and singer, will perform at QuinnipiacUniversity’s Gay Lesbian and Straight Supporters’ (GLASS) annual drag show at 7 p.m.on Friday, Sept. 18, in the Clarice L. Buckman Theater on the Mount Carmel Campus ofQuinnipiac, 275 Mount Carmel Ave.
Born Keith Levy, Vine has performed in drag as Sherry Vine since 1992. A fixture in theNew York City drag circuit, Vine often performed in Theater Couture shows in the EastVillage in the ‘90s with Jackie Beat and Mario Diaz. Vine also performed at Bar d'O, alounge in the West Village, in weekly shows with Joey Arias, Raven O and SadePendarvis. The drag star has appeared on the television series “Project Runway” and“RuPaul’s Christmas Ball” special. Vine is best known for creating slightly risqué andhilarious parodies of modern songs by artists such as Lady Gaga, Rhianna and BritneySpears, and will perform some of these hits at the drag show.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 203-582-8652.
Performances at Best Video
La Tunda Best Video Performance Space1842 Whitney Ave. Hamden, CT(203) 287-9286
Wed., Sept. 9, 8 PMComedy Open Mic hosted by Jake NietopskiStandup comic Jake Nietopski hosts a comedy open mic at Best Video PerformanceSpace. Sign-up time for comics starts at 6:30 PM and the show starts at 8 PM. JakeNietopski, who now lives in New Haven, has been a part of the comedy scene in Buffalofor 7 years. He has performed at every open mic in Buffalo, and has participated inRochester, Syracuse and Buffalo’s Funniest Person Contest.
Thurs., Sept. 10, 8 PM, $5 coverIndie Rock: La TundaWith vocal harmonies, ball-tastic drumming, and catchy yet strange songwriting, La Tundais sure to make you bang your head or at least scratch it! La Tunda features StephanyBrown (guitar, vocals), Kriss Santala (bass, vocals) and Andy Beetham (drums). Theirdigital album “Live from Your Mother’s Attic” is available on Bandcamp.
Fri., Sept. 11, 8 PM, $5 coverSinger-Songwriter: The Anne Marie Menta BandAnne Marie Menta hails from New Haven, CT., where she has been a long time favoritesinger/songwriter. Anne Marie’s first two CDs of original music, “Untried & True” and“When the Love Ran Deep” were released in 1999 and 2004 to enthusiastic reviews andgained airplay throughout New England acoustic music programs. Her third CD, “SevenSecrets,” was released in late November 2009 and continues her lyrical and melodic styleof songwriting, as well as collaborations with her producer and fellow songwriter andinstrumentalist, Dick Neal.
Listen Here! Classic Short Stories Read LiveCome and listen to short stories selected by the editors of New Haven Review and readby actors from New Haven Theater Company at the Institute Library. Talk back with actorsand New Haven Review moderator follows.
So what are we reading at the Institute Library?Classical short stories read by local actors. Cookies freshly baked!
Awful Day"The Jewbird" by Bernard Malamud"The Conversion of the Jews" by Philip RothTuesday, September 15, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
Holding on for Dear Life"A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner"The Lottery" by Shirley JacksonTuesday, October 20, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
Close Calls
"The Killers" by Ernest Hemingway"The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky" by Stephen CraneTuesday, November 17, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
That Special Place"Cherubs" by Justine Dymond"The Room" by William TrevorTuesday, December 15, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
Where? Young Men's Institute Library, 847 Chapel St, New Haven, CTWhat to bring? Yourself, your ears, your love of literature.What's to eat? Freshly baked cookies, y'know, good stuffWhat's to drink? Oh, just come already...
Arts for Learning Connecticut Fall Artist ShowcaseRegister now for the Fall Artist ShowcaseArts for Learning Connecticut welcomes four new artists-Asylum Quartet, ShannonMarzella, Karima Robinson, Balam Soto and Laughing Matters to our roster!
Friday, September 18, 20158:45 - 2:30A great opportunity to preview artists and programs offered to schools, libraries andcommunity venues! Join us on Friday, September 18th at Carrington School in Waterbury,CT for our Fall Artist Showcase!
Register here
Arts for Learning Connecticut | 203-230-8101 | [email protected] | http://www.aflct.org
Screening of New Documentary Highlights African Perspective
When historian and author Marcus Rediker headed to Africa to make a movie about theAmistad Rebellion, he knew what he was looking for: the Africans’ side of the story. Hefound it in the most remote part of one of the most impoverished areas in the world, SierraLeone. Rediker will share the untold tales of the Amistad mutineers–what they did andwhy–and the secret society that was essential to their revolt– in a special screening of the
award-winning film, “Ghosts of Amistad: In the Footsteps of the Rebels.” The event is co-sponsored by The Amistad Committee, Inc., the Gilder-Lehrman Center for the Study ofSlavery, Resistance and Abolition, and the New Haven Museum. The free screening willtake place at the New Haven Museum on Thursday, September 17, at 6 p.m.
Based on Rediker’s book, “The Amistad Rebellion: An Atlantic Odyssey of Slavery andFreedom,” (Penguin, 2012), The “Ghosts of Amistad” chronicles the 2013 journey byRediker and filmmaker Tony Buba to the villages of the rebels who captured the slaveschooner Amistad in 1839, and their search for the long-lost ruins of Lomboko, the slavetrading factory where their cruel transatlantic voyage began.
Rediker notes that previously much of the focus of the story of the Amistad Rebellion hasbeen on the sensational trial of the captives in New Haven, but few details from theperspective of both the slaves, and their African captors, are known by the public. Thefilmmakers relied on village elders, and the stories passed from one generation to anotherin the West African oral history tradition, to recover a “lost history in the struggle againstslavery,” and explore the African origins of the heroes of the Amistad incident.
The New Haven Museum, founded in 1862 as the New Haven Colony Historical Society,is located in downtown New Haven at 114 Whitney Avenue. The Museum is currentlycelebrating 150 years of collecting, preserving and interpreting the history and heritage ofGreater New Haven. Through its collections, exhibitions, programs and outreach, theMuseum brings 375 years of New Haven history to life. For more information visitwww.newhavenmuseum.org or facebook.com/NewHavenMuseum or call 203-562-4183.
September Art-Night at Clippers Long Hill
Clippers Long Hill presents a special September ART-NIGHT* on Thursday, September10 from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. This creative event will feature watercolor painter Terry Boganand textile artist Owen Sea Luckey. Free and open to the public, the evening also includesmakeup by Youngblood Mineral Makeup, a trunk show by Luckey Redo, wine and lightrefreshments.
Clippers Long Hill is a boutique hair salon located in Guilford’s Long Hill Village. Owned byBeth Records, the popular salon relocated in November after a successful 24 years inBranford, and offers state-of-the-art hair care services for men and women, as well as anexclusive line of Youngblood Mineral Makeup.
The September ART-NIGHT* is the second in a series of art-inspired events that willfeature local artists, craftspeople, and businesses—highlighting the many creative talentsof the Connecticut shoreline.
Clippers Long Hill is located at 40 Long Hill Road, Guilford. Salon hours are: Monday 9-5,Wednesday through Friday 9-5, Saturdays 9-2, Closed Tuesday.For more information about ART-NIGHT* or to schedule an appointment, please call203.488.1416, or email [email protected].
Greater New Haven Community Chorus to Host Art AuctionGreater New Haven Community Chorus will host an art auction on Friday evening,September 18th at The Commons Great Room, 75 Washington Avenue in Hamden, CT.The auction will feature art in all media and price ranges.
A preview of the art works begins at 7:00 PM, accompanied by hors d’oeuvres and a cashbar. The auction will begin at 8:00 PM. The event will also include door prizes, a silentauction and entertainment—and will conclude with a dessert reception. Tickets are $25per person or $40 per couple and are available from GNHCC members or atwww.gnhcc.org.
The auction will be conducted by art auctioneers from Marlin Art, the oldest fundraising artauction company in the Northeast. The experienced Marlin auctioneers create acomfortable, low-pressure atmosphere, putting even the most inexperienced bidders atease. Proceeds from the event will benefit Greater New Haven Community Chorus(501c3). GNHCC is a non-auditioned, all-volunteer chorus of approximately 100 voicescommitted to making quality music accessible and approachable for audiences andmembers alike, always striving to ‘build community one note at a time’ through music.
Selections presented for bid at the Greater New Haven Community Chorus Art Auctionmay include works by: Agam, Alvar, Borelli, Boulanger, Brodinsky, Chagall, Delacroix,Fazzino, Ghambero, Gorman, Haenraets, Kun, Lena Liu, Robert Lui, Moses, Neiman,Patchell-Olson, Rockwell, Rothenberg, Schluss, Shvaiko, Tarkay, Wissotzky, Wooster-Scott, Wyeth, Zule and many others — plus sports memorabilia!
For more information email [email protected].
One Spot Left in 6-Week Adult Audition Acting ClassMariah Sage, AEA actor and Founder of Present & Perform, teaches this 6 weekMonologue/ Audition Class. Students will work on preparing two monologues, cold readingskills, audition attire, head shot referral, and self presentation. Mariah is skilled in selectingmonologues for each individual. This class is perfect for actors who are preparing for MFAActing Program admissions and local/regional auditions. Mariah holds a BFA in dramafrom NYU and an MFA in acting from Brown University. She has performed in theatersacross the country and in Europe.
The 6 week class runs Tuesdays (6:00-8:00 pm) from Sept. 15-October 20 at TheHappiness Lab at The Grove, 756 Chapel Street. Visit www.presentandperform.com toregister today.
Call for Choral Singers
The Bethesda Lutheran Church Choir is calling experienced choral singers to join us for aseason that includes a fall concert featuring Bach's Cantata 80 (Ein feste Burg) and aspring concert with Duruflés Requiem. We sing weekly Sunday morning service music bycomposers ancient and modern. Our choir consists of a mix of professional and amateurmusicians. Basic music reading skills needed. Contact music director Lars Gjerde formore information: [email protected]
University Glee Club Looking for Male Choral Singers
The University Glee Club of New Haven calls men of all voice parts and levels ofexperience to join our brothers in song for a fun fall season of glee classics, sonoroussacred pieces, and cheerful holiday music. We rehearse Monday nights at 7:15-9:30pm atBethesda Lutheran Church's chapel on 305 St. Ronan St. Read about us atwww.UniversityGleeClub.org. Contact music director Lars Gjerde with questions:[email protected]
Pantochino Productions Open Call AuditionsAward-winning Pantochino Productions Inc, a professional 501 (c)(3) tax exempt theatrecompany, will hold open call auditions for it’s 2015-16 Season on September 15th and16th from 6 to 9pm at Pantochino Studios, located in the former St. Ann School, 64Ridge Street in Milford.
Co-producers Bert Bernardi and Jimmy Johansmeyer are seeking adult male and femalecomic actors who sing for leading roles, male and female teen actors for feature andensemble roles and boys and girls 11-13 years old for several feature roles. Seasonincludes three new musicals; “Dractastic!” (October 2015), “Christmas Cookies”
(December 2015) and “Fast Times at Mermaid High” (April/May 2016)."
Those auditioning should prepare two songs (up-tempo and ballad), bring sheet music inproper key (accompanist provided), and also bring recent photo and resume or list ofrecent theatrical credits. No appointment needed.
Further details on Pantochino Productions available at www.pantochino.com. Pleaseemail [email protected] with questions. No phone calls, please.
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