Adjua Greaves

NʘTHING: PERFORMANCES.

Nothing: a pregnant emptiness before the strike, a bowl waiting to be filled by something else, Alvin Lucier? this is your brain on ______, illness and invalids, oblivion, everything that exists in the buzzing of generators in the room. “The millions of buzzing, humming anythings and huge buzzings and hummings of nothings” (Fredlund and Gilje).

★ LORENE BOUBOUSHIAN AND KAIA GILJE ★ LUKE GEORGE ★ TATYANA TENENBAUM ★ LI CATA ★ ALEX ROMANIA ★ ADJUA GREAVES

In the early evening hours (around 6-7:30) Lorene Bouboushian and Kaia Gilje will perform the room (PPL space really is just a room), context, situation: the nothingness of what is already there. Their work comes from the desire to deconstruct a performance situation, throwing the room, the performance setting, and the social milieu into relief. What has propelled us here speaks loudest and says nothing at all. At 7:45pm we will begin performances by Tatyana, Li, Adjua, and Luke, continuing until 11pm.

$5-15 suggested "pay-what-you-can" donations go directly to the artists.

Brooklyn Brews also available for a suggested donation. ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★ʘ★

Writing, Speaking, Band, Books On March 20th, a group of 8 talented artists convened to make a series of collectively written books.*

Now there will be a public event to perform the results.

Participants are allowed to use any mode of their choosing, and the results have not been predetermined.

Participants: Brett Price, Adjua Greaves, Dan Owen, Theo. Quinlan, Arla Berman, and the music of the Illegal Dads.

*/*\* Readings | Food | Music | More */*\*

Curated by Michael Newton Hosted by PPL

*These books generated according to rules and logic based on the exquisite corpse.

PERFORMANCY FORUM XXVI: WORKOUT

5 artists use the forms of workout tapes, classes, and exercises to lead 1 collective workout and perform 1 solo action or exercise.

LORENE BOUBOUSHIAN

ADJUA GREAVES

GERALDO MERCADO

HADLEY SMITH

ELINOR THOMPSON

Curated/organized by Esther Neff with Adjua Greaves

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC suggested donation $5-10 sliding scale, no one turned away