Art14 London, has announced thier Art14 Performances line-up for this year’s fair. It is a continuing platform for performance, curated by Amanprit Sandhu. This year’s programme is presented in partnership with the Zabludowicz Collection, and features artists who have worked with the Collection alongside artists represented by participating galleries at the Fair. Art14 London will present over 180 galleries from 42 different countries.
Taking place from Friday 28 February – Sunday 2 March, Art14 Performances will include work by 12 international artists, ranging from site-specific interventions, and actions, through to durational pieces shown in a dedicated performance space. The participating artists examine a range of formal and conceptual concerns within their practices through the framework of performance.
Full list of performances:
Leah Capaldi (UK), Hum | Nominated by Zabludowicz Collection | London
Yingmei Duan (China), Patience | Hanmi Gallery | London and Seoul
Doug Fishbone (USA), Hypno Project | Nominated by Zabludowicz Collection | London
Zidrija Janusaite (Lithuania), Life Consists of these Little Touches of Solitude | Meno Parkas | Kaunas, Lithuania
Kapwani Kiwanga (Canada), Afrogalactica: A Brief History of the Future | Tiwani Contemporary | London
Line Larsen (Norway), Untitled | Son Espace Gallery | Vestfossen and Palafrugell | Norway and Spain
Bruce McLean (UK), Untitled | Dark Matter Studio | London
David Sherry (UK), Time Based Sculptural performance Ready made at 4.15pm |
Patricia Fleming Projects | Glasgow
Emma Smith (UK), Change in Energy = the Work | Nominated by Zabludowicz Collection | London
Gary Stephens (USA), Braid Performance | Omenka Gallery | Lagos
Jack Tan (UK), Will You, Won’t You? | Nominated by Zabludowicz Collection | London
This is Tom Swift (UK), This is Tom Swift Painting | Bon Abattoir | London
Photo: L. Doug Fishbone, Elmina (2010), Still from film © D. Fishbone. Photo: Thierry Bal. R. Kapwani Kiwanga, Afrogalactica: A Brief History of the Future (2011) Performed Lecture in Berlin 2012. Photo: Kapwani Kiwanga