
GUEST CURATOR SERIES #2 Anonymous boh of the international NON GRATA GROUP
Non Grata Group
Guest Curators Series #2
Guest Curator: Anonymous Boh of the Non Grata Group
October - November, 2012
Grace Exhibition Space’s mission is to establish an environment that supports exchange and collaboration among performance artists and audiences from diverse cultures and artistic backgrounds. We seek artists who exhibit an interest in cross-cultural collaboration and exploration.
Al Paldrok, alias Anonymous Boh of the international Non Grata Group, will be the second Guest Curator for the fall performance program at Grace Exhibition Space in Brooklyn.
Estonian Anonymous Boh has been active since 1992 in many capacities: as a member of the performance group Non Grata; as Founder and Director of the Academia Non Grata in Parnu, Estonia; as Founder, Organizer and Curator of the International Diverse Universe Performance Art Festival which started in Tallinn, Estonia and is now a touring festival throughout Europe. He also participates throughout the year with the Non Grata Group in festivals in North and South America. Europe and Asia.
At Grace Exhibition Space, Anonymous Boh’s program collects together the diversity of live art from the Big Apple and from all over the world: America, Europe, Asia and Africa. During Anonymous Boh’s residency, he will present a live performance art event every Friday night. During the rest of the week, the performers will be taking over the rest of the city. Be ready to meet things you’re never ready for, Wild Visuals, Weird Sounds, Crazy Actions, Unexpected Results, Political Statements, and Even More! Squatting personal and public space - physically, virtually, mentally.
OCTOBER 5 NON GRATA (EST); Peter Rosvik (FIN); Edoheart (Nigeria/New York), Saskia Edens (SWISS); Mathieu Sylvestre (France)
OCTOBER 12 Ron Whitehead (Kentucky); Sindy Butz (Germany/New York), Mathieu Sylvestre (France), Son of The Widow (USA); Saskia Edens (SWISS)
OCTOBER 19 & 20 Open Space Performunion, Berlin; with Micha Steger, Philip Brehse, Amy Klement, Andy Stadler, Lars Crosby
OCTOBER 26 Rhys Rodgers(AUS); John G. Boehme (CAN); Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos (NYC/Detroit), 2SHEA (USA)
NOVEMBER 2 Guest Curator: Ryan Hawk: Alpha: An Exploration of Masculinity Through Aesthetics
Artists:
Myk Henry Ryan Hawk Sarah Hill Corey Dunlap Nicholas Schaffer & John O'Donoghue
Alpha: An Exploration of Masculinity Through Aesthetics is a one night event of live visual performance art and performative works. The show invites viewers to contemplate, alongside the artists, the utilization of masculinity as a vehicle and tool for ideas. The work chosen not only challenges preconceived notions of masculinity, but asks for the removal of masculinity and its often differentiated, femininity, from the gendered and binary body, as characteristics belonging to all individuals.
NOVEMBER 6 Election Day Party Performance - curated by Drew Vanderburg and Elinor Thompson. Specifically politically-themed performances and political visual art!
NOVEMBER 9 FINNISH NIGHT: Philip Luddite (Denmark / FIN) & Sami Maalas (FIN) / Triste Sire (FIN) + Rosabelle Selavy [New York]
NOVEMBER 16 LEE JUNG HOON (Korea) / Hyunji Park (Korea) / Gim Gwang Cheol (Korea) / AMBER LEE & William Kendall (CHICAGO) / Joseph Ravens (CHICAGO) / Arianne Foks (France)
NOVEMBER 23.& 24 Guest Curators: "Situation Zero - Travis McCoy Fuller / Ryan REALLY (US)": #3
FRI 23
Dirk Adams
Alice Volgler
TMF
dj Double Crown
SAT 24
Sandy Huckleberry
Miles Pflanz
JV
C.I.A.S.S.#9
dj Double Crown
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