RSS feeds], & images captured on the fly by the electronic performance tool Baglady2.0.
On 27/08/09 21:00 they invite the people of Belfast and ISEA09 - as guests and hosts simultaneously, ghosts in the shell of the white cube, in the shell of a city - for a BLACK FOAM PARTY [borrowing Sloterdijk's metaphor for a meshed socio-technical ecosystem], for the premiere of 'Be My 127.0.0.0'.
Nancy Mauro-Flude a.k.a sister0 is an artist and researcher in the field of
performing art and experimental media. Her art work is poetically invested with the
electronic activist movement and she often highlights the importance of the internet
and paraphernalia as a medium, meeting place and information source.
More info: www.sistero.org
Jesse Darling is a multi-media sculptor, performance artist and "iFlaneur" who works
with both old and new technologies. Trained in dance and physical theatre as well as
fine art, she is working on a series of experimental collaborations both in
real-time and online, exploring themes of collectivism and bricolage: set in the
"spaces between places" where the ghosts get into the machine.
Sister0 and Jesse Darling, who have worked together previously on a number of
projects in Vienna and London, will each bring a completed work to this
collaboration: together and individually they will explore the possibilities and
limits of these works. They will choreograph a new work for the space partially in
response to these works, and partially as a result of experimental sessions @ PS2.
ISEA @ PS2 continuous till 3 September 2009.
Open: window-viewing 24h; open Sundays 10am-4pm and Late Night Art 6-9pm
For more information see: www.pssquared.org/Baglady.php ; www.isea2009.org
or contact pssquared@btconnect.com ; 07733457772
PS²is supported by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. ‘Late Night Art’ and ‘Open Sundays’ are funded by Belfast City Council.
Please forward to any interested party.
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