no collective for You Nakai Believing themselves to be quite progressive for their species, a group of ants get together and decide to form a collective. They gather the necessary documentation, fill out all the proper information in the correct little boxes, get photos taken in appropriate size and dimension and angle, and step precisely through every single hoop required of them to become an officially recognized collective. Their application is denied, however, on the grounds that ants are an inherently collective species, and this designation would be redundant and downright unnecessary. One ant is so upset by this verdict that it begins to cry, thereby forging a breach in the collective emotional unity of the group. This very breach, however, makes the officer falter, reconsider for a brief moment, entertaining the possibility of a radical change of heart, but this very possibility of a change in the officer's heart makes the ant's tears dry up, which lands them all back at their original, inherently collective state, and that's the end of that story. Sawako Nakayasu (first published on the Unpleasant Event Schedule website)mailto:you@nocollective.com?subject=to%20youhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/c.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/k.htmlhttp://www.nocollective.com/muzikajoj/e.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/a.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/a.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/n.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/h.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/m.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/m.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/listo.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/resumo.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/resumo.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/o.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/b.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/b.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/l.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/l.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/i.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/d.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/d.htmlhttp://nocollective.com/muzikajoj/f.htmlhttp://www.factorial.org/sn/sn_home.htmlshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3shapeimage_1_link_4shapeimage_1_link_5shapeimage_1_link_6shapeimage_1_link_7shapeimage_1_link_8shapeimage_1_link_9shapeimage_1_link_10shapeimage_1_link_11shapeimage_1_link_12shapeimage_1_link_13shapeimage_1_link_14shapeimage_1_link_15shapeimage_1_link_16shapeimage_1_link_17shapeimage_1_link_18shapeimage_1_link_19shapeimage_1_link_20shapeimage_1_link_21shapeimage_1_link_22

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1: Bad News/Mala Noticia was premiered on March 24 at Proteus Gowanus.

2: Eco and Sound Asleep were published in Emergency Index 2011.

3: The Music of Ellen C. Covito on May 24 at Vaudeville Park.

4: Premiere of Concerto No.3 on June 15 at The Incubator Arts Projects/St. Mark’s Church.

5: A concert at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo in late August.