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Title
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Lilian Radovac Collection
Date
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1987-1994
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Lilian Radovac
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VHS
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3:19
Director
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Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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<p>This show was one of a series of benefits for ACT for Disarmament and took place after a demonstration to protest the 1991 Gulf War.</p>
<p>Nicole Tanguay is a Two-Spirit poet, playwright, musician and advocate for Indigenous rights. Their work has appeared in the anthologies T<em>he Colour of Resistance: A Contemporary Collection of Writing by Aboriginal Women</em> (Toronto: Sister Vision Press, 1993), <em>Miscegenation Blues: Voices of Mixed Race Women</em>, ed. Carol Camper (Toronto: Sister Vision Press, 1994) and <a href="https://chbooks.com/Books/A/Any-Other-Way" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Any Other Way: How Toronto Got Queer</a>, eds. John Lorinc, Jane Farrow, Stephanie Chambers et al. (Toronto: Coach House Books, 2017).</p>
<p>A studio recording of "By Any Means Necessary" appears on the unreleased Mourning Sickness CD <em>Nihil Obstat</em> and is included here. The full album is available on the band's <a href="https://soundcloud.com/mourningsickness" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Soundcloud page</a>.</p>
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By Any Means Necessary
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Nicole Tanguay and Mourning Sickness perform "By Any Means Necessary" live at the Apocalypse Club.
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Nicole Tanguay and Mourning Sickness
Source
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Lilian Radovac
Date
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1991-02-20
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Lilian Radovac
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Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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MP4
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video
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Apocalypse Club , 750 College Street
1991
A.C.T. for Disarmament
Apocalypse Club
College Street
Indigenous resistance
Indigenous solidarity
LGBTQ
Mourning Sickness
Nicole Tanguay
Two-Spirit
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Lilian Radovac Collection
Date
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1987-1994
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Lilian Radovac
Moving Image
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Context
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<p>This show was one of a series of benefits for ACT for Disarmament and took place after a demonstration to protest the 1991 Gulf War.</p>
<p>"Cells" is a poem by the Seneca writer Mary Bennett, which appeared in <a href="http://sinisterwisdom.org/sites/default/files/Sinister%20Wisdom%2022%20and%2023.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>Sinister Wisdom: A Gathering of Spirit</em></a> 22/23, ed. Beth Brant (Iowa City: Iowa City Women's Press, 1983). It was later reprinted in the anthology <em>A Gathering of Spirit: A Collection by North American Indian Women, </em>eds. Michelle Cliff and Adrienne Rich (Ithica NY: Firebrand Books, 1988).</p>
<p>Mourning Sickness was invited to do a musical interpretation of the piece for the Queeradio special feature "Cells and My Girlfriend," which was produced by labour and prisoners' justice activist Gay Bell and broadcast on CKLN in 1990. The handbill for the program is included here.</p>
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VHS
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4:11
Director
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Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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Cells
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Mourning Sickness performs "Cells" live at the Apocalypse Club.
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Mourning Sickness
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Lilian Radovac
Date
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1991-02-20
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Lilian Radovac
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Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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MP4
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video
Coverage
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Apocalypse Club, 750 College Street
1991
A.C.T. for Disarmament
Apocalypse Club
CKLN
College Street
Gay Bell
Indigenous resistance
Indigenous solidarity
LGBTQ
Mary Bennett
Mourning Sickness
Prison Justice
Queeradio
Queerculture
Seneca Nation
Tracey TieF
Two-Spirit
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Lynx Dean Collection
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photo
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Random Order Original Lineup
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Original lineup photo was taken at the Apocalypse Club on College Street now: El Convento Rico.
Lynx Dean : Guitar/Vox/percussion/Lyrics/Arrangement (far left in photo)
Auge VanBolhuis: Drums (middle)
Tantrum: Bass Guitar (far right)
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Random Order
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Lynx Dean
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1989
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The Apocalypse Club, 750 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, M6G 1C4
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Personal collection
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Lynx Dean<br /><a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">CC BY-NC-ND 4.0</a>
1989
Apocalypse Club
Auge VanBolhuis
College Street
Lynx Dean
Random Order
Tantrum
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Title
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Lilian Radovac Collection
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1987-1994
Contributor
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Lilian Radovac
Moving Image
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<p>This show was one of a series of benefits for ACT for Disarmament and took place after a demonstration to protest the 1991 Gulf War.<br /><br />"The Rubber Rap" was originally written by The Fuckheads (aka Michael Smith, Tracey Tief, Kenn Quayle and other residents of the queer punk house Kathedral B) and was performed by Mourning Sickness in Smith's play <em>Person Livid with AIDS</em>. Here, they are joined by members of the band Steal This Book.</p>
<p>Lyric page, with performance notes, from the zine <em>Coming On</em> (Fall 1988).</p>
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VHS
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4:30
Player
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Director
Name (or names) of the person who produced the video
Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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The Rubber Rap
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Mourning Sickness performs "The Rubber Rap" live at the Apocalypse Club.
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Mourning Sickness
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Lilian Radovac
Date
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1991-02-20
Contributor
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Lilian Radovac
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Melanie Liwanag Aguila
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MP4
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video
Coverage
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Apocalypse Club, 750 College Street
1991
A.C.T. for Disarmament
AIDS Activism
Apocalypse Club
College Street
Gulf War
Kathedral B
Kenn Quayle
Michael Smith
Mourning Sickness
Safe Sex
Steal This Book
The Fuckheads
Tracey TieF