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Antonio Branco and Riccardo T., Burning Pricks. Photo: Asher Fynn
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Daria Blum, Eurobitch.
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work by Liz Calvi.
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Joseph Morgan Schofield, Yesterday I dreamed of flying (2018). Photo by Jemima Yong.
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Natalie Ramus, Following IN__Footsteps OFF.
Event
look what the cat dragged in
1 Mar 2019 – 2 Mar 2019
Event times
Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd of March from 6pm
Cost of entry
free
De Pimlico Project
Address
- Warwick Way
- London
England - SW1V 4HS
- United Kingdom
Over the course of 2 nights, this experimental and site-specific event invites 11 artists to occupy the rooms of a private house located in West London with performance, sculpture, installation and video works.
About
You are warmly invited to join the radical salon of ‘look what the cat dragged in’.Over the course of 2 nights, this experimental and site-specific event invites 11 artists to occupy the rooms of a private house located in West London with performance, sculpture, installation and video works.
This domestic space, both grand and kitsch, is loaded with representations linked to the feminine, heteronormative family values, and upper-class privilege. In an attempt to create a “détournement”, the artists will respond to the place to disrupt and question its normative power. Coined by Guy Debord and the Situationists, ‘détournement’ refers to a method of “highjacking” or subverting an existing cultural product or concept to turn it against itself.
