Event
Performance: Adam Christensen
04 May 2019
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art
London, United Kingdom
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(C) Fred Dott, courtesy Kunstverein in Hamburg
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(C) Fred Dott, courtesy Kunstverein in Hamburg
Exhibition
Adam Christensen – I’m Not Done With You Yet
27 Apr 2019 – 26 May 2019
Event times
Performances by Christensen will take place on the opening evening, Sat 27 Apr at 7pm; Sat 4 May, 5pm; Thurs 16 May, 7pm; Sun 26 May, 4pm.
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- St James’s
- London
England - SE14 6ED
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- 21 - 47 - 53 - 136 - 171 - 172 - 177 - 188 - 321 - 436 - 453
- New Cross Gate Overground Station - New Cross Overground Stations
- New Cross Gate Station - New Cross Station
Event map
Artist Adam Christensen will create a new work that draws on the legacy of disco culture in 70s New York, specifically its forms of sociality, free and independent distribution of music, and our nostalgic and melancholic reconstruction of it in the present.
About
He will transform the Daskalopoulso Gallery, CCA’s distinctive Tank exhibition space through a combination of modular sculptures and fabric pieces that will frame his performances. Christensen’s practice stages a ‘blurring of reality and fiction through moments of extreme performativity’. Through intimate lyrical performances of songs, and spoken recitations of anecdotes, he transports audiences into a private world of heartbreak and loss, at once tragi-comic, moving and elevating.
Performances by Christensen will take place on the opening evening, Sat 27 Apr at 7pm; Sat 4 May, 5pm; Thurs 16 May, 7pm; Sun 26 May, 4pm. These will include various collaborators.
BIOGRAPHY
Adam Christensen (UK, 1979) is a London-based artist who makes performance, video, fabric and text works, and performs with the music project Ectopia, which was Wysing Arts Centre’s band-in-residence in 2016. He has previously performed and presented work at Overgaden Institute for Contemporary Art, Copenhagen, Baltic Triennial as well as Almanac, David Roberts Art Foundation, Southard Reid, London, Institute of Contemporary Arts and Hollybush Gardens in London.
