#PERFORMANCE

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Yves Klein – Anthropometries

Yves Klein used naked women as 'human paintbrushes' to make his 'Anthropometry' paintings, which were produced as elaborate performances in front of an audience. Klein, in bow-tie and suit, would conduct the women as they covered themselves in paint (a colour he patented as 'International Klein Blue') and made imprints of their bodies, whilst musicians played his 'Monotone Symphony' -- a single note played for twenty minutes, followed by twenty minutes of silence. TateShots talked to Elena Palumbo-Mosca, who modelled for Klein, and who appears in footage of one such performance currently being shown in the exhibition A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance, at Tate Modern.

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Marina Abramovic and Ulay - A Minute of Silence / The Artist is Present

At the MoMA 2010.. where else.

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Venera Kazarova exibition / Выставка Венеры Казаровой

Video for the exhibition of artist and costume designer Venera Kazarova in the Grand Khodynka gallery Costumes and concept Venus Kazarova Directed by Yura Boguslavsky Director of photography Svetlana Makarova Camera assistant Pavel Ukhanov Animators Maria Aligozhina, Polina Campioni, Lyuba Zhukova, Sasha Sharapov, Galya Astapova Models Liza Saksina, Diana Mukhamedshina, Anastasia Makarova, Anastasia Shelepova, Pavel Ukhanov, Anastasia Mukhametzyanova, Evgenia Shelepova Color correction, compositing Ilya Yudovich Sound, Music Sasha Chirkov, Ilya Kruchinin

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Alfredo Pirri - Passi

The artist reinterprets his recent work "Passi" (Palazzo Altemps, 2018/19) in light of the challenging events we are facing. The enveloping atmosphere of the performance unleashes a message that we invite you to discover.

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00:32

Piiiiissssst, a performance installation by Rana Haddad and Pascal Hachem of Beirut based 200 Grs

A series of striking film narratives from the streets of Lebanon mark almost a year to the Beirut port blasts. Rana Haddad of Beirut based studio 200 Grs puts our eye to The Human Lens at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021. One of the most intriguing installations in the Pause series is Piiiiissssst, which packs the struggle for survival and escape into a moving suitcase with protruding human limbs

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La tensión que completa el vacío - Sofía Tormenta

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Paisaje Sonoro

"Paisaje Sonoro" es una performance presentada y dirigida por Artista Generativa Magdalena Hart. Cofundadora del colectivo Akyute en colaboración con Camila Fernández, Diseñadora Lumínica de Estudio del Espacio; Julieta Riverti, Paisajista de Estación Salvaje; Phalaenopsis; Alocasia Macrorrhiza; Philodendron Bippinatifidum; Monstera Deliciosa; Asplenium Nidus; Heliconia Rostata; Agave Atenuatta; Epipremnum Aureum y Begonia.

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‘Many Kilometres, Several Words’ | Amol K Patil

The artist’s sound and video installations reinterpret a play by his father, Saata Patrachi Kahani (Postcard), written in Marathi in 1982 for a working-class audience. The play shows an exchange between a migrant mill worker in Mumbai and his wife living in a village in Maharashtra. Written at a time of widespread strikes to protest poor wages and labour conditions in the textile industry, the play captures the aspirations and grievances of an individual working within an environment where the sound of machines assaults the body only to become a part of its function through habituation. Patil presents stills and excerpts from the original play, and a video that creates a gestural lexicon of sounds and actions that suggest life in the mill and its cramped quarters. A four-channel sound installation, with material from tape recordings made by Patil’s father during rehearsals or for soundscapes for the theatrical performances, provides a counterpoint to the silent visuals.

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04:32

Korakrit Arunanondchai’s ‘Songs for dying / Song for living’

The exhibition, presenting the works of Bangkok-raised artist Korakrit Arunanondchai, was co-produced by Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Zurich and Kunstverein in Hamburg. While the video installation 'Songs for living' bathes you in blue-toned daylight, the video installation 'Songs for dying' covers you in darkness amidst a room covered with earth. In the middle room you are surrounded by an incredibly large painting that spans three walls showing a gathering of bodies and a giant bird in flames. Music and sound play a big role for the exhibition. As a whole, the experience is very immersive.

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Dior Celebrates International Dance Day with “Nuit Romaine”

To celebrate International Dance Day, “Nuit Romaine,” directed by Angelin Preljocaj and set in the Palazzo Farnese in Rome, follows the story of the goddess of the night, Nox, who comes to the Palazzo Farnese, bringing darkness and mystery into this place of power. Mesmerizing costumes by Maria Grazia Chiuri extend the movements of the dancers, with the site’s sculptures seemingly coming to life to interpret stories of love and passion.

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Vanessa Beecroft: VB64

VB64 is Vanessa Beecroft’s first public performance in New York since 2000 and an accompanying exhibition of new sculpture at Deitch Studios on the East River in Long Island City. In the adjoining gallery new wax and gesso sculptures are on display. “Vanessa Beecroft works in the space between painting, sculpture, performance, and real life. In VB64, she introduces a new element into the work, gesso sculptures cast from live models, resting on coffin-like bases. The twenty live models in the performance will be in white body make up and at the beginning of the performance will be indistinguishable from the sculptural casts. VB64 pushes Beecroft’s deliberate confusion between sculpture, performance and real life into a new realm, the tension between life and death.

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Yoon Hyup Krink K-60 Paint Marker

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