Daniel Faria Gallery is pleased to present: Derek Liddington
Derek Liddington exhibiting: the body will always bend before it breaks, the tower will always break before it bends a performance of two photographic stills taken from two 1928 Ballet Russes productions—Ode and Apollon Musagète
Phone
416 736 5169
Emailemelie@yorku.ca or dory@danielfariagallery.com
Website , Websitehttp://www.danielfariagallery.com
LocationArt Gallery of York University & Southern Alberta Art Gallery
They danced with the understanding that this was for them, eventually it was, 2017 Image: Courtesy of Daniel Faria Gallery
Daniel Faria Gallery is pleased to announce:
Derek Liddington
the body will always bend before it breaks,
the tower will always break before it bends
Art Gallery of York University, Toronto
April 5 - June 4, 2017
Opening reception: April 5, 6 - 9pm& Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge
June 23 - September 10, 2017Art Gallery of York University, Toronto
April 5 - June 4, 2017
Opening reception: April 5, 6 - 9pm& Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge
June 23 - September 10, 2017the body will always bend before it breaks, the tower will always break before it bends is a performance of two photographic stills taken from two 1928 Ballet Russes productions—Ode and Apollon Musagète—staged back-to-back across two sites: the Art Gallery of York University, opening Wednesday April 5, from 6 – 9 pm and the Southern Alberta Art Gallery (23 June — 10 September 2017). AGYU’s exhibition continues until Sunday June 4, 2017.
Anchored by a co-commissioned video, each exhibition uses the “performance still” as a dramaturgical framework for the development of its score and mise-en-scène—Ode at AGYU and Apollon Musagète at SAAG. These exhibitions are neither intended to bring to life the particular productions nor rehearse their subject matter or theme, however. Rather, Liddington animates the space in-between performance and image as a point of departure for his ongoing investigation into narrative (meaning) and abstraction (aesthetics).
Not a travelling exhibition in the conventional sense, the body will always… pivots across time and space and through its various material means, including the creation of new two- and three-dimensional work in fabric, marble, pencil, watercolour, and clay. Like the revolutionary practice of the Ballet Russes, these exhibitions operate at the intersection of dance, theatre, and the visual arts.
The free Performance Bus departs OCADU (100 McCaul Street) on Wednesday, April 5 at 6 pm sharp and returns downtown at 9 pm. Warning: nudity.
For more information about the exhibitions or to request images or interviews with the artists, please contact Emelie Chhangur, Assistant Director/Curator at emelie@yorku.ca or 416 736 5169.
For more information about Derek Liddington contact Dory Smith at:
dory@danielfariagallery.com or 416 538 1880.Daniel Faria Gallery
188 St Helens Avenue
Toronto, ON M6H 4A1
416 538 1880
www.danielfariagallery.com
Phone
416 736 5169
Emailemelie@yorku.ca or dory@danielfariagallery.com
Websitehttp://www.danielfariagallery.com
LocationArt Gallery of York University & Southern Alberta Art Gallery
Daniel Faria Gallery is pleased to announce:
Derek Liddington
the body will always bend before it breaks,
the tower will always break before it bends
Art Gallery of York University, Toronto
April 5 - June 4, 2017
Opening reception: April 5, 6 - 9pm& Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge
June 23 - September 10, 2017Art Gallery of York University, Toronto
April 5 - June 4, 2017
Opening reception: April 5, 6 - 9pm& Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge
June 23 - September 10, 2017the body will always bend before it breaks, the tower will always break before it bends is a performance of two photographic stills taken from two 1928 Ballet Russes productions—Ode and Apollon Musagète—staged back-to-back across two sites: the Art Gallery of York University, opening Wednesday April 5, from 6 – 9 pm and the Southern Alberta Art Gallery (23 June — 10 September 2017). AGYU’s exhibition continues until Sunday June 4, 2017.
Anchored by a co-commissioned video, each exhibition uses the “performance still” as a dramaturgical framework for the development of its score and mise-en-scène—Ode at AGYU and Apollon Musagète at SAAG. These exhibitions are neither intended to bring to life the particular productions nor rehearse their subject matter or theme, however. Rather, Liddington animates the space in-between performance and image as a point of departure for his ongoing investigation into narrative (meaning) and abstraction (aesthetics).
Not a travelling exhibition in the conventional sense, the body will always… pivots across time and space and through its various material means, including the creation of new two- and three-dimensional work in fabric, marble, pencil, watercolour, and clay. Like the revolutionary practice of the Ballet Russes, these exhibitions operate at the intersection of dance, theatre, and the visual arts.
The free Performance Bus departs OCADU (100 McCaul Street) on Wednesday, April 5 at 6 pm sharp and returns downtown at 9 pm. Warning: nudity.
For more information about the exhibitions or to request images or interviews with the artists, please contact Emelie Chhangur, Assistant Director/Curator at emelie@yorku.ca or 416 736 5169.
For more information about Derek Liddington contact Dory Smith at:
dory@danielfariagallery.com or 416 538 1880.Daniel Faria Gallery
188 St Helens Avenue
Toronto, ON M6H 4A1
416 538 1880
www.danielfariagallery.com
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