Considering Time in Performance - Preservation and Loss after Performance - Bbeyond member Deej Fabyc

Performances – Saturday 15th June – 12:00pm – 9:00pm

Durational performances by: Ann Conmy, Carlos Tejo, Georgia Lale, Alisa Alho, Marianne Marcote, Natalie Rise, Nicole Panneton, Rob La Frenais, Silke Michels, Deej Fabyc

The durational performances are a response to the mentoring process via the workshops of Marilyn Arsem and Mark Leahy. The workshop with Marilyn examined the significance of time in live performance. Through exercises, participants explored different ways that time can operate as an active element in their 
performances. Working with time, against time and through time. The artists investigated how
 actions, sites, objects and ourselves are impacted and altered in extended time.

In the workshop with Mark the artists looked at how performance is
 communicated after the fact, across gaps in time and space, to different audiences. What is
 lost, what do we hold on to, what do we transmit beyond the present moment? Our actions and thinking will occur in and with awareness of extinction, waste, and the other-than-human. The concerns above will be reflected in the performances presented.

Image Entities of Unspoken Atrocities: Voice Creatures, Natalie Rise + Manuel Vason, Live Art Ireland, May 2024, Supported by Diana Bemimeke & Rubiane Maia

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Image courtesy of Manuel Vason, Natalie Rose and Live Art Ireland