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HONK! No Noise Is Illegal, Now Online

James David Morgan wrote this post at 6:22 pm on September 11th, 2009.

The HONK! Festival, oft-discussed on Groundswell, is summarized brilliantly in the documentary below.  HONK! No Noise Is Illegal was crafted after the 2008 HONK! Festival by a team of Tufts University students, including Sara DeForest, Deborah Neigher, Jane Ottensmeyer and Chloe Zimmerman.

Related posts:

  1. HONK! 2009 Posters and Website
  2. Now Online: Tim Devin’s “The History of Somerville, 2010-2100″
  3. Call for Participants: HONK! 2009 Parade
  4. Power to the Poster’s Citizen Gallery, Now Online!
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