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SUMMARY:PAW | 10 Actions at ICA Boston
DESCRIPTION:Artist and ACT Lecturer\, Kelly Nipper has invited her Performance Art Workshop (PAW) class to develop a set of actions inspired by their own experimental artistic community\, with its unique rituals\, missions\, ethics\, and aesthetics. Performances will take place within the context of ICA Boston’s Leap Before You Look: Black Mountain College 1933-1957 exhibition\, as part of Theater Piece No.1×50. \nDeclared the first Happening and later named Theater Piece No. 1\, an unnamed performance took place in August 1952 at Black Mountain College that would become one of the most famous events in the college’s history. Nipper was invited by the ICA\, along with five Boston-based artists to reimagine Theater Piece No. 1 by proposing a series of actions that will take place in the ICA galleries and throughout the museum. \nSchedule of Actions\nAction 1:\nBjörn Sparrman\nWed\, Oct 21\, 11 AM \nAction 2:\nBjörn Sparrman + Jessika Khazrik\nSat\, Oct 24\, 12 PM\nDescription: Two performers stand apart\, connected via a pair of telephones. One speaks the word “poem”\, and the other repeats exactly what is heard. They mimic each other in succession\, as the original word evolves into other words and sounds. This work experiments with language\, decoupling words from meanings and speech from sound. \nAction 3:\nAndre Aboulian + performer\nTue\, Oct 27\, 11 AM\nDescription: Two performers stand apart\, connected via a pair of telephones. One speaks the word “poem”\, and the other repeats exactly what is heard. They mimic each other in succession\, as the original word evolves into other words and sounds. This work experiments with language\, decoupling words from meanings and speech from sound. \nAction 4:\nJose Rivera + Björn Sparrman\nSun\, Nov 1\, 3 PM\nDescription: Artists Jose Rivera and Bjorn Sparrman together explore the transcription of movement. While Sparman travels through the gallery space\, Rivera maps his location in time. This dynamic interplay generates a hand drawn musical score\, which is then performed by Rivera. \nAction 5:\nAndre Aboulian + Jose Rivera\nWed\, Nov 4\, 11 AM\nDescription: Wires resound over motored tangles. Egg grater\, vacuum beater\, videocassette blender\, tape cleaner get lost in a maze and in a confused attempt at echolocation shout\, moan\, and grunt to find their way out. \nAction 6:\nAndre Aboulian + Jose Rivera\nWed\, Nov 11\, 11 AM\nDescription: Wires resound over motored tangles. Egg grater\, vacuum beater\, videocassette blender\, tape cleaner get lost in a maze and in a confused attempt at echolocation shout\, moan\, and grunt to find their way out. \nAction 7:\nJose Rivera + Björn Sparrman\nWed\, Nov 18\, 11 AM\nDescription: Artists Jose Rivera and Bjorn Sparrman together explore the transcription of movement. While Sparman travels through the gallery space\, Rivera maps his location in time. This dynamic interplay generates a hand drawn musical score\, which is then performed by Rivera. \nAction 8:\nJessika Khazrik and 7 scientists\nThu\, Nov 19\, 11 AM \nAction 9:\nBjörn Sparrman\nTue\, Dec 1\, 3 PM \nAction 10:\nJessika Khazrik + Jose Rivera\nThu\, Dec 3\, 6 PM
URL:https://act.mit.edu/event/paw-10-actions-at-ica-boston/
CATEGORIES:Events & Exhibitions,Student Projects and Initiatives
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