RODNEY DICKSON
[BELFAST, IRELAND]
"FUCKED UP"
Fri, March 6, 2009
7:00 - 11:00 PM
free
Performance starts at 8:00 pm
FUCKED UP RELECTS THE WORLD WE LIVE IN AT THIS TIME, A WORLD AT WAR AND WITH NATIONAL ECONOMIES IN RUIN - MAYHEM.
"There will be several things happening at the same time that night and it should be fun. So come along and have a drink and be in the performance" - Rodney Dickson
PERFORMANCE INSTALLATION by RODNEY DICKSON with performances by:
QUEEN BEE BAR GIRLS: TAEKO SUZUKI, HISA YAMAMOTO, YEONNIE KIM, JEANNE LEE
SVETLANA ZALUTSKAYA (manager)
HIGH-TEEN BOOGIE (music)
WINDYHILLMILL
AUNTIE TRANSFORMER (hostage)
HIEN DAO (performance art)
MYK HENRY (director of card game)
ERIK HOKANSON (meat cooker)
PETER KASTNER (condemned mans' final meal cooker)
MARIA JOAO SALEMA (director of digital fighting images)
TIM HAILEY (director of digital motorcycle racing images)
SERRA SABUNCUOGLU (performance)
TRONG NGUYEN (performance)
Camera Work By Mary Sue Connelly, Dennis, Moira Tierney, Serra Sabuncuoglu, Trong Nguyen, Kacper Dowlatowski
Technical Direction By Room 404 Media
BIOGRAPHY
RODNEY DICKSON grew-up in Belfast, Ireland and experienced The Troubles, the violence between England and Northern Ireland, during his youth. He has shown his installations extensively throughout the United States. Since 2000, he has worked extensively with artists and galleries in Vietnam.
Sponsor: Annie Adjchavanich
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