Bidding Farewell to a Home of Visionary Art With Space Travel and a Vodka Shot Incubator Arts Project’s Katorga: An Ozet Performance
Alexis SoloskiJune 25, 2014: Welcome aboard Ozet, a colossal spacecraft launched from Moscow in 1929 carrying nearly 700 eager pioneers and a lake full of sturgeon. Of course, colossal is a relative term, seeing as much of the ship apparently fits inside the limited space of the Incubator Arts Project, now hosting its final show, Katorga: An Ozet Performance. Still, as the program informs you (and this is definitely one of those times when you should read the program), Ozet has forests, fields, taverns and facilities for light manufacturing. (No birds, however. The flying cats saw to that.) It also has a penal colony, Katorga, where much of the action seems to take place.
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