A fistful of performances, one enormous pot, and a thousand small discussions...
Defibrillator Gallery needs your help in order to provide meals for artists and crew participating in our upcoming project: What Remains: On the Sacred, the Lost, and the Forgotten Relics of Live Art [
www.dfbrl8r.org/exhibit/what-remains]. This international performance art series and visual art exhibition will take place throughout the month of February at Defibrillator's former home - now ARC Gallery - at 1463 W Chicago Ave [
www.arcgallery.org].
STǓ is a “pop up” soup kitchen to cheaply and easily feed the artists and crew participating in What Remains. Specific dates, times, and locations are inside the form below.
What Remains is struggling financially yet we value and understand the importance of putting food in the bellies of our artists and crew. We're reaching out to our community to help make this happen. If you think you can help, please complete this form and we will get in touch with you. Email questions to Anthony:
anthonytheatresims@gmail.comDETAILS
YOU - the STǓ maker - are encouraged to ladle your creation into the bowls of those being fed, meeting face-to-face the artists and crew in What Remains. We provide this meal so artists, administrators, and crew can sit together in fellowship to make friends and exchange practical information between laughter and words of wisdom. We need your support to make it possible.
This PDF contains detailed information about STǓ including images and suggested measurements :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uXH0DkV8_-H4XvBVrCMxj7nbP5IipyRCeLLVZBPcZEY/edit?usp=sharingABOUT
What Remains: On the Sacred, the Lost, and the Forgotten Relics of Live Art. [
www.dfbrl8r.org/exhibit/what-remains] will take place throughout the month of February at Defibrillator’s former home on Chicago Avenue – framing the site itself as a relic of ephemeral practices.
What Remains marks the beginning of Defibrillator’s 10th Anniversary year. Retrospective by nature, this project features artists from around the world who responded to an open call to reanimate a collection of objects from performances that took place over the past nine years. This massive endeavor is curated by Netherlands-based instigator and artist, ieke Trinks.
What Remains will take place February 7th to the 28th, 2020, at ARC Gallery [
www.arcgallery.org] located at 1463 W Chicago Avenue in the Noble Square neighborhood of West Town. Regular Gallery hours for the visual art exhibition are Wednesdays through Saturdays from 12 to 6pm and Sundays 12 to 4pm. Performances, discussions, and satellite events are all part of the program. For a detailed schedule and up-to-date information, Please visit
www.DFBRL8R.org. All events at ARC Gallery are free and open to the public. Satellite events at nearby art spaces may request a small donation at the door.
Defibrillator Performance Art Gallery [
www.DFBRL8R.org] is a 501c3 organization and international platform for Performance Art known for unique, bold, and courageous programming. Actively contributing to a global dialog surrounding conceptual, ephemeral, or enigmatic modes of expression, DFBRL8R aims to raise awareness, appreciation, and respect for the discipline of Performance Art.
