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Tara Asgar in Performance

Bangladeshi artist Tara Asgar wearing a long wig is seated under the spotlight with a microphone in hand and surrounded by people sitting in a circle.

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Tara Asgar during a performance in the US: “Coming to the US was a loss, and I had to start from zero, reshape my work.”

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07.04.05

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Tara Asgar in Performance

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https://amt.parsons.edu/finearts/lectures/21704/

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The New School

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Bangladeshi Americans, Module 4

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https://amt.parsons.edu/finearts/lectures/21704/

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The New School

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7.04.IMG.026

Publisher

The New School

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Bangladeshi Americans, Module 4

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Image

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Photograph

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jpg

URL

https://amt.parsons.edu/finearts/lectures/21704/

Source

The New School

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Unknown

MUMI Number

7.04.IMG.026

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