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PERFORMANCE: Still Shifting, Mother Field
Dates
- Friday 20 January 2023, 6–7 pm
- Sunday 22 January 2023, 3–4 pm
- Sunday 29 January 2023, 3–4 pm
- Friday 10 February 2023, 8–9 pm
- Sunday 12 February 2023, 3–4 pm
- Friday 17 February 2023, 6–7 pm
- Friday 17 March 2023, 6–7 pm
- Sunday 19 March 2023, 3–4 pm
- Friday 14 April 2023, 6–7 pm
- Sunday 16 April 2023, 3–4 pm
- Friday 19 May 2023, 6–7 pm
- Sunday 21 May 2023, 3–4 pm
- With a Museum night ticket: Saturday 4 March 2023, 8–9 pm
TRANSIENT SHROUD/ BEING-LESS HUMAN
As part of the solo-exhibition Still Shifting, Mother Field at Kunstinstituut Melly, Dutch artist Jennifer Tee is staging a performance developed with Korean improvisation choreographer and dancer Miri Lee.
Performers: Marilou Fortuné, Karlijn Hu Chuan Roest, Edward Lloyd, Ivan Montis, Kalin Morrow, Kya Su and Alex Wreiman.
Selected dates of the performance are available above. Performances are free with a general admission ticket.
ECO POETRY
At times, during the course of the exhibition, there will be unannounced readings of eco-poetry. Those readings are selected from the following collection of poems and novels, which was curated with poet Jane Lewty:
Anne-Adele Wight, The Age of Greenhouses
Cody-rose Clevidence, Beast Feast
Cody-rose Clevidence, Flung Throne
Camille Dungy, Smith Blue
Forrest Gander, Science & Steepleflower
Joy Harjo, A Map To The Next World
Joy Harjo, Conflict Resolution For Holy Beings
Brenda Iijima, Remembering Animals
Han Kang, The Vegetarian
Adrienne Rich, Diving Into the Wreck
Patricia Smith, Blood Dazzler
Juliana Spahr, this connection of everyone with lungs
Mai Der Vang, Afterland
Audre Lorde, The Black Unicorn
Alice Oswald, Falling Awake
Brenda Iijima, Around Sea
