To All Tomorrows Parties
08 Sep - 06 Nov 2011
TO ALL TOMORROWS PARTIES
Aitana Cordero, Camilla Milena Fehèr, Toon Fibbe, Yoeri Guépin, Daisy Kroon, Ola Maciejewska, Abner Preis, Ieke Trinks, David Weber-Krebs
8 September - 6 November, 2011
To All Tomorrows Parties is an exhibition focusing on the interfaces between performance, theatre, dance, fashion and sculpture. Five artists, four choreographers and a fashion designer turn away from a more object-oriented art form and express themselves in theatre-like performances, physical sculptures and cross-border activities. Using attributes and arrangements that refer to theatre, pop music and total-installations, nearly all reject the idea that when a work of art is finished, it can no longer change. During the exhibition the works will be performed, rehearsed, altered, completed. Coincidence, the absurd and preposterous form the point of departure in a quest for alternatives in order to shake off the hard reality and begin to move. Compiled by choreographer/performer Bruno Listopad and Mariette Dölle (TENT).
Aitana Cordero, Camilla Milena Fehèr, Toon Fibbe, Yoeri Guépin, Daisy Kroon, Ola Maciejewska, Abner Preis, Ieke Trinks, David Weber-Krebs
8 September - 6 November, 2011
To All Tomorrows Parties is an exhibition focusing on the interfaces between performance, theatre, dance, fashion and sculpture. Five artists, four choreographers and a fashion designer turn away from a more object-oriented art form and express themselves in theatre-like performances, physical sculptures and cross-border activities. Using attributes and arrangements that refer to theatre, pop music and total-installations, nearly all reject the idea that when a work of art is finished, it can no longer change. During the exhibition the works will be performed, rehearsed, altered, completed. Coincidence, the absurd and preposterous form the point of departure in a quest for alternatives in order to shake off the hard reality and begin to move. Compiled by choreographer/performer Bruno Listopad and Mariette Dölle (TENT).