this space just as I have has made a physical statement representing his or her response to the sticker. Was it the mocking picture of Giuliani that captured their attention and inspired their resistance? Was it the gardens? Or was it the location? Regardless, it is clear that the Save Our Gardens sticker has aroused controversy. I am reminded of “Enactments of Power: The Politics of Performance Space,” an essay by Ngugi Wa Thiong’O that investigates the rich content of a performance space in the
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