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FORMAT: Flexi, 8.5 x 11.75 in. / 130 pgs / 35 color / 40 b&w.
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ISBN: 9781933619538
PUBLISHER: Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston
AVAILABLE: 7/26/2016
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| Double Life Published by Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston.
Edited by Joanna Ahlberg. Introduction by Bill Arning. Text by Dean Daderko, Litia Perta. Double Life documents and brings to life works by the internationally celebrated artists Jérôme Bel, Wu Tsang and Haegue Yang. It explores possibilities for performance without living bodies. Exhibited works include an immersive light and sculpture installation, a 16mm film loop, live and recorded dance presentations, and a newly commissioned video installation. The works in Double Life blur the boundaries between staged narratives and real-world encounters, and transform quotidian materials and situations into memorable experiences. They reference a range of temporalities and operate in spaces between the visual and performing arts, fiction and documentary, encounter and record, feeling and representation. Here, bodies traverse boundaries, and through their actions the physical and sociopolitical capacities of the term "movement" are offered for consideration. Similarly, as essayist Litia Perta writes, these works "urge us to consider ways in which objects might also be responding."
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