In order to begin, conditions and elements of so-called nature must be prepared, like a piano, timepiece, or pie, to fulfil the needs of action+connection. Some call this "theatricality," others "therapy," here we refer to the preparation as repair:
7-8pm: CLARA DIAMOND AND NINA ISABELLE: 'Q-Informaticus'
8pm-11:
MIAO JIAXIN
SOPHIA MAK
HONEY MCMONEY
PHASE TWO/deployment
PPL as performance platform
Saturday, January 9, 8 pm
Fire Drill gathers efficacious techniques in a shared evening of performance:
HONEY MCMONEY
LORENE BOUBOUSHIAN
KERRY COX
Consequences Have Consequences is a pseudo-empirical body of research focusing on specific, measurable outcomes of performance. What will it take for art to actually make people DO things? What kind of dance do we need to dance to make an audience member, e.g., burn down a Pizza Hut? The first case study in this series, which will be presented at Panoply Performance Laboratory in January 2016, begins with investigating physiological responses to performance, and develops strategies to undermine art’s obsession with its own weakness.
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Fire Drill is the collaboration of Emily Gastineau and Billy Mullaney. Based in Minneapolis, they create performance works that challenge contemporary modes of spectatorship and examine the effects of capitalism on the body. Their work has been curated at venues in Minneapolis, St. Paul, New York City, Portland, San Francisco, Oakland and Chicago. As part of an emerging touring network, they have also curated evenings of performance featuring artists from New York, Portland, Oakland, Seattle, and the Twin Cities. www.fire-drill.org
"If you want to know where the future of [performance] art is going, hang out with Emily and Billy. They are committed to investigation, and they won't stop. Thank you for testing the water, and rocking the boat, and never looking for a life-vest." [Minnesota Playlist]
bringing together reiki and bodywork practitioners, empathic psychics and tarot readers, ritualists and healers, astrologers, and aura readers, shamans and spiritualists, ENERGY LAB is a laboratory session researching energies, symbology, empathetic communication, and psyche.
ALL ARE WELCOME but this is an intimate and peaceful event for those especially interested in researching and sharing their own practices and skills in a group.
Jon Konkol will be exhibiting new performance sculpture with actions in a modified and work covered Gallery, namely Panoply Performance Lab.
The exhibition is called SCHOOL #2
http://jonkonkol.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXYyk3aTS0SL84t6Z7N4qaw
The Dam(n) Around My Pubis An evening of short varied performances curated by Honey McMoney Caitlin Baucom Christiana Cefalu Kerry Cox Ariel Hall Mark Hayes Honey Jernquist Gillian Lipton Greg Serebuoh Vanessa Vargas Sam Wilson
FREE (suggested donation $5-15 for the artists) beverages lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery
What does it mean for work to be "open" or "closed"? How do we consider or not consider our audiences? Old and new artists of PPL project space converge to present current works-in-performance.
durational performances and short-form alike fill this evening at this breezy garage open to the street…suggested
$5-15 goes directly to the artists.
beverages lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery
