Off the Page: Staging Poetic Language at IN>TIME
A constellation of works included amid the expansive programming of the IN>TIME festival propose politically and affectively charged translations of literary texts into live performance.
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Stages of Laughter 4 – Kate Berlant
Artists Aki Sasamoto, Amy Sillman and Martine Syms along with comedian Kate Berlant reflect on the pleasures and perils of their unorthodox modes of "performance."
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Stages of Laughter 3 – Martine Syms
Artists Aki Sasamoto, Amy Sillman and Martine Syms along with comedian Kate Berlant reflect on the pleasures and perils of their unorthodox modes of "performance."
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Stages of Laughter 2 – Amy Sillman
Artists Aki Sasamoto, Amy Sillman and Martine Syms along with comedian Kate Berlant reflect on the pleasures and perils of their unorthodox modes of "performance."
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Stages of Laughter 1 – Aki Sasamoto
Artists Aki Sasamoto, Amy Sillman and Martine Syms along with comedian Kate Berlant reflect on the pleasures and perils of their unorthodox modes of "performance."
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“When the Curtain Never Comes Down”
Among the crucial insights of the American Folk Art Museum’s exhibition “When the Curtain Never Comes Down” is that the performative impulse was vital to self-taught (or “outsider”) artists long befor…
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Hammers and Crickets: A Little Night Music in Miami
On the evening prior to the opening of this year's Art Basel Miami Beach fair, New York's Public Art Fund premiered four commissioned works in Collins Park, located in front of the Bass Museum of Art…
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Francis Alÿs: Architect of the Absurd
Francis Alÿs mixes the poetic and the political in his witty, Sisyphean performances and in sculptures, drawings, and other works that relate to them
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Tehching Hsieh: Art’s Willing Captive
Isolation and endurance are the hallmarks of Hsieh's grueling, yearlong performances.
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Song Dong Feeds the Masses
For those who may have pondered what a mountain made of meat might taste like, Chinese artist Song Dong answered that gastronomic inquiry on Thursday evening at Pace Wildenstein gallery, where the art…
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