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Fondation Galeries Lafayette: Échelle Humaine at Lafayette Anticipations, Paris, France
Echoing the portrait devoted by the Festival d'Automne to the choreographer Lia Rodriguez,
Échelle Humaine welcomes the very first solo by one of her long-time acolytes, Marcelo Evelin.
Ai, Ai, Ai was created in New York in the mid-1990s. In it, the young Brazilian choreographer
revisited his roots, his joys and his attachments in a saudade walk between present and memory.
Here, more than two decades later, he revisits it, imperceptibly coated with the patina of time.
20 – 26 September 2021
More information and tickets: www. lafayetteanticipations.com
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New work: ‘Untitled (Lawrence Lek 02)’, Joint photographic experts group
image file on wide area network, 1148 × 1574 px, 2021
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Dieinternet.org: Dio, in the face of god at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
Dio stands for the initials of dieinternet.org and the Italian word for god - but what does it mean?
Or rather what is the critical body of the future that understands the accidental mega structure,
the complete semiotic meltdown between signs, subjectivity and criticality?
How can we make fictional concepts real. A new method of art making for a new type of
infrastructure and a new category of stakeholder economy. Dio, in the face of god is a blueprint
for collaborative art-making of the future, trying to find answers instead of more questions.
15 – 20 July 2021
More information: dieinternet.org
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DIO Token (000 005) {Detail, Beta Version}, Wallet pass file using PassSource API
July 2021
More information: dieinternet.org/in-the-face-of-god.html
In collaboration with Ana Dzinic and Emma Alvin
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Access Arttrail in Deptford, London, UK
Access is a series of group shows initiated by fine art and curating students
from Goldsmiths MFA. Dispersed across Deptford in window fronts of local businesses, project spaces and online,
it began as an effort to make the participating artists’ work available to Deptford’s communities
when local art spaces had to shut due to the pandemic. This provoked a broader conversation
about the kinds of bonds a largely international group of students can form with the neighbourhood that hosts them.
1 – 19 April 2021
More information: www. accessmfa.art
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[New Work] ‘Symonds Pearmain: Potlach Woman at Frieze Art Fair 01’, Joint photographic experts group
image file on wide area network, 1080 x1350 px, 2019