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Negotiating the Divide (2010)
A movement study created in response to the installations by Fae Young-Scherling, on display in Atwater Place as part of McBride's site-based installation showcase About Space. Garments by Alicia Marván. Choreography by Heidi Diaz. Sculpture by Fae Young-Scherling. At Heidi McBride Gallery, Portland, OR.
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Beet (2009)
A multimedia performance drawing paralells between vegetable and human flesh.
Concept, video and performance by Alicia Marván.
La Nave, Coatepec, Veracruz, Mexico.
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The Sculptural Body in Space (2008)
A site-specific performance commissioned by the University of the Americas (UDLA), Puebla, Mexico, in partnership with IntegrARTE. Concept and design: Alicia Marván. Development and performance: UDLA students.
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zero-crossings (2007)
A site-specific performance amongst Richard Serra's sculptures. Commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, in partnership with Trummerflora and Lower Left Collectives. Concept and
design: Alicia Marván. Development and performance: Alicia Marván and Jessica Radulovich.
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Analogous Structures (2007)
A site-specific performance amongst Ernesto Neto's sculpture. Commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, in partnership with Trummerflora and Lower Left Collectives. Concept and
design: Alicia Marván. Development and performance: Jane Blount, Ron Estes, Justin Morrison,
Leslie Seiters and Jessica Radulovich.
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Dispersal Movement (2006)
A site-specific performance odyssey across the Brooklyn Bridge. Directed by Alicia Marván. Performed by Javier Baca, Milka Djordjevich, Sarah Leddy, Erin Ming Lee, Margaret Paek, Kathleen Scully.

Accumulation 2: Private Domains (2005)
Directed by Nina Martin. Created and performed by Rebecca Bryant, Amber Largent, Alicia Marván,
Binh Nguyen and Margaret Paek. Premiere: Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego CA.
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Where the Bucks Are Bigger and the Action Is Bolder (2005)
Choreography, direction, video & costume design: Alicia Marván. Performed by: Danielle Brestel,
Collette Harding, Alicia Marván and Amanda Waal, with special appearances by Jane Blount,
Rebecca Bryant, Don Nichols and Jessica Radulovich. Music: Haco, Marcelo Radulovich.
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Passing for Four (2004)
Concept, direction and set design: Alicia Marván. Performed by: Margaret Paek. Music: Miya Masaoka. Premiere: Sledgehammer Theatre, San Diego CA.
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Incubation (2002)
Choreography: Alicia Marván. Performed by: Alicia Marván and Margaret Paek. Music: Hans Fjellestad. Premiere: Sushi Performance and Visual Art, San Diego CA.
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