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Writing About Performance Without Writing About Performance: The Living Archive of Sylvie Tourangeau as a Space of Commoning
I can’t write about the last performance I saw Sylvie Tourangeau do without acknowledging that I won’t really write about the performance she did. It’s not the detailed picture that interests me, nor is it (I believe) where the power […]
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Reflections around the Commons, Care, and Justice in Art Circles
Today, a number of artists are transcending disciplinary boundaries in their work, shattering aesthetic values and grafting them onto social values, nourished by external viewpoints and by discourses that diverge from those that have dominated art history and sites of […]
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Practicing Pain: Anouk Verviers’ Doing and Undoing
In her work, Anouk Verviers does. Moulding with her hands, body, and mind, she gives raw materials historically informed shapes, looking back at complicated legacies and ahead with self-described “feminist science fiction experiments.” As a witness to this practice, I […]
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Side steps: attempts of translating
Upon entering the exhibition space at Joe Project, we find a night scene. Specifically, it is an urban night scene that translates elements from the city in which we currently live. Within that unfolding night scene, a film plays as […]
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