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2010 artist Josephine Meckseper created Amalgamated with footage of the Whitney she took on her iPhone.
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| Fri., Mar. 12 6:30 PM |
2010 Biennial Performances
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| Fri., Mar. 12 7:30 PM |
2010 Biennial Performances
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2010 Biennial Performances
Live on 5 Songs: Milka Djordjevich and Chris Peck
Choreographer Milka Djordevich and composer Chris Peck imagine a reversal of the historical divide between music and dance in order to rediscover music as a practice of the body and dance as a mode of listening. A series of collaborative duets accumulate to form an experience in which dance and music become indistinguishable.
This event is one in a series, Live on 5 Songs, curated by 2010 artist Martin Kersels, whose sculpture, 5 Songs, leads a double life as a stage for performance throughout the duration of the Biennial.
This event is free with museum admission; there are no special tickets or reservations required.
