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The E Sequence (Ecstasy)

by Philly Free School, Abby Heller-Burnham, Mary Harju

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The E Sequence is five consecutive pieces taken from the Aughts Philly section of Something Solid by Adam Fieled.

About the authors

Philly Free School
Philly Free School

10 July 2004

*The Philly Free School* were a multi-media artists co-op active out of Philadelphia in the Aughts, founded by Adam Fieled, Mike Land, Jeremy Eric Tenenbaum, and Nick Gruberg. Many of their multi-media performances were held at the **Highwire Gallery**, between Broad and 13th on Cherry Street in Center City Philadelphia. **Poetry Incarnation '05** was held at the Khyber Pass in Olde City on July 5, 2005. By metonymic connection, many Aughts Philadelphia artists associated with Neo-Romanticism also fall under the aegis of the Philly Free School. The literary journal [P.F.S. Post](http://artrecess.blogspot.com) (Philly Free School Post), established in October 2005, is an offshoot of the Phill…

Abby Heller-Burnham
Abby Heller-Burnham

18 September 1980

Abby Heller-Burnham is an American artist who was very active in Philadelphia in the Aughts. Her work encompasses the influence of French Neo-Classicists Ingres and David, and also reflects an interest in queer themes and theory.

Mary Harju
Mary Harju

24 January 1978

Mary (Evelyn) Harju is an American artist who was very active in Philadelphia in the Aughts. Her work demonstrates the influence of the Renaissance era, and Renaissance humanism, while also addressing personal themes and interests.

Authors

Philly Free School, Abby Heller-Burnham, Mary Harju

Pages

10

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≈ 0h

Editions

16

Publisher

PennSound

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