Flow embody • in site
Community Healing, Public Performance, and Art
Image of Negotiating Purity by Dimple B Shah, Out of Site, 2020
In Angelique Grandone’s discussion on the role of public performance on community healing for the Flow Symposium, the importance of time came up in the conversation with the participants. We discussed how time plays a role in public performance: time to process the trauma, time to develop connections within the community, time to perform.
We mourn, we grieve
The Out of Site community of artists condemn the violence that continues to impact black & brown, latino, asian, marginalized and gendered bodies in public space. We are horrified by the recent police murders of Adam Toledo, Anthony Alverez and Travon Chadwell in our City of Chicago.
＊ Welcome to the Lunchtime Event from 10 to 4 am ＊
On Sunday May 9, 2021 @12noon - 2pm CST, ieke Trinks is curating an live stream performance event on Experimental Sound Studios twitch.tv and ess.org
Marilyn Arsem’s Performance Work
Image: Adrift by Marilyn Arsem, 2012, photo by Chelsea Coon
As part of the symposium we will be providing a space to discuss the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem edited by Jennie Klein and Natalie Loveless.
Flow, embody • in site
Decomposition in Composition by Jeremy Pauly, photo by Jamie Gannon. In this blog post Carron Little shares more information about the upcoming symposium, Flow, embody • in site and shares some thoughts about her own processes of working in public space.