Paul Rebhan
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Paul Rebhan is an author, musician, and artist living in New York City. He is known for hanging one of his own paintings in the Museum of Modern Art, and as the inventor of Quiet Parties, also called Silent Dating, where people communicate by writing notes instead of speaking . He also rents himself out as a "friend", and wrote a philosophy book that seems to share a similar skeptical viewpoint of epistemology as Michel Foucault, the French postmodernist philosopher.
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- RebFile.com Paul Rebhan's website.
- So... what's the deal with these quiet parties anyway? San Francisco Chronicle
- [1] Match.com Article
- Go bar hopping...quietly Boston Herald
- Quiet, please! This is a bar USA Today
- Quiet Party New York Post Archive
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