Dimanche Rouge / Panoply Lab present: Paris in NYC
At Batofar, Paris, France
A soiree of experimental performances in Paris streamed live to NYC?s renowned Grace Exhibition Space
New York based Panoply Lab has invited the Parisian experimental performance organization Dimanche Rouge to stream three hours of programming from Paris to NYC. Over ten artists will perform pieces ranging from performance art, multimedia, sound, and video from Batofar, shown live at Grace Exhibition Space, one of the most respected centers for performance art in New York City. Come support Parisian artists locally in their performances on the New York stage, and participate in this interactive, international, one-of-a-kind event.
Paris in NYC is proud to be included in Conference of Work: Operations and Participations. Panopoly Lab?s Conference of Work: Operations and Participations is part group exhibition and part theoretical thinktank, a five-day event with the participation of prominent artists and institutions.
Since its inception in Feburary 2011, the international experimental performance event Dimanche Rouge has hosted 9 unique editions, featuring almost 200 artists coming from 35 countries. Held every third Sunday in Paris, France, Dimanche Rouge showcases a variety of performances including but not limited to multimedia, audiovisual, sound, graffiti, actions, dance, body art, and interventions.
Alexandre Pombo-Mendes with Emilie Westbye, along with performers Esther Neff, Michael Newton, and Kristin Elliott at Grace Exhibition Space, in NYC, will simultaneously present a script (France/Sweden/USA).
Carmen R. Cruz with musician Florent Maton and dancer Karl Paquemar in Project Zondag (dance/music, Spain/France)
Daniel Gaudard + Méryll Ampe (video + sound performance, France)
Manuela Centrone (performance art, Italy)
ETC (Julien Arnaud + Anthony Carcone + Emmanuel Rébus) (sound art + spoken word, France)
Savio Debernardis (performance art, Italy)
Vlasta Delimar performing in Zagreb and streaming to Paris/NYC (performance art, Zagreb).
Alexandre Pombo-Mendes and Emilie Westbye will be performing in simultaneous with Panoply Lab co-director Esther Neff and Michael Newton in NYC. Pombo-Mendes explores how queer theory can give rise to a performative practice. Through his erotic/poetic and philosophic/political performance, Pombo-Mendes interrogates sexuality as an alienating and capitalist construction in a world dominated by money. This performance, inspired by Foucault and Derrida, is based on the "Manifeste contra-sexuel" by Beatriz Preciado.
In Zondag, Carmen R. Cruz immerses the viewer in a particular case of a daily life. The body trespasses space and time in a mental space. In Zondag, a series of dialogues are activated and run with emotions on stage.
Video artist Daniel Guadard along with musician Méryll Ampe will perform Absens Decens. Gaudard proposes routes strangely intertwined and dazzling video portraits. Ampe uses personal sound elements composing and recompsing in an oniric dark ambience.
Italian performance artist Manuela Centrone will be doing a performative lecture to explain and show what is performance art and which are the most important elements of an art performance action: interaction with the materials, sharing an experience with the public, transformation of the space, and presence/existence of the artist as human being.
ETC (Julien Arnaud + Anthony Carcone + Emmanuel Rébus) trio performers, musicians, spoken-word artists will present a meta performance based on several sound art / acoustics experiments. ETC will devote its work to the 50 years after Nam June Paik?s "new ontology of music."
Artist Savio Debernardis will give a video-performance exploring the mechanics of communication: virtual communication, real communication, non-communication. Debernadis? work questions identity, crowd, and individuality.
Vlasta Delimar will do a performative lecture presenting her thirty-year trajectory as a performance artist in the Balkans. Delimar will be in Zagreb streaming her participation to Paris/NYC.
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