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May 20, 2017
A.G.O. Massive Party
A.G.O. Massive Party

Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist Jon Sasaki created "Someone Needs to Work So the Rest Of Us Can Dance," a participatory art installation that invited guests to power up changing party lights by dancing on a stage. Lighting effects were supplied by FireDog Creative Inc. 

Photo: Courtesy of A.G.O.
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