Performance
31.1.2019 from 10:50 to 23:00
Points of Departure
artist(s): Fortner Anderson
Performance dans le cadre de l'exposition Buveurs de quintessences.
Points of Departure (2015/2019) de Fortner Anderson (né en 1955 à Minneapolis, États-Unis) est une lecture poétique d'une durée de douze heures et dix minutes. Entrecoupée de longs silences, elle questionne ce qui constitue finalement l'œuvre - le texte ou les espaces vides laissés entre deux déclamations ?
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Fortner Anderson. Photo: Paul Litherland.
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