All posts in performance art
What does theatre mean on World Theatre Day?
With another rotation of this planet called Earth comes another day marked as World Theatre Day, so hug a theatre practitioner in your life—we generally need it. My first […]
Victor Pilon’s ‘Sisyphus’ channels blood, sweat, tears, and absurdity
What is the meaning of struggle? Is there inherent value in a seemingly never-ending task? Is Sisyphus happy? These are some simple enough questions that have orbited around the myth […]
The Masked Bride reveals identity with new exhibit on domestic abuse
One positive that many gleam from the otherwise draining reality of the pandemic is having fathoms more time to spend with loved ones. While it may get tiresome at points […]
A collaborative performance work will see $500 in sanitised dollar bills handed out on silver platter in East Hampton
Later this summer, artist Katherine McMahon and musician Ray Angry will bring together continued concerns about COVID-19 and ongoing issues of economic inequality in a performance art piece. The work […]
Living room theatre- performing arts during the pandemic
Without question, the COVID-19 pandemic is halting fields of work globally. While there is certainly the benefit of this modern age allowing many workers and businesses to operate entirely from […]
An artist walks into Art Basel Miami Beach and eats a banana…
In 1982, Andy Warhol ate a Whopper as part of Jørgen Leth’s ’66 Scenes from America.’ In the 16th century, Giuseppe Arcimboldo was painting food, ranging from vegetables to fish, […]
As part of their 100% Woman initiative, RIchard Saltoun Gallery introduced Matrescence
Matrescence is an incredibly personal experience that only about half of the population can actually experience. For those reading this who have no idea what matrescence is, it’s the term […]
