Event
Book Launch - TO YOU TO YOU TO YOU: Love Letters to a (Post)Europe
04 Oct 2018
Live Art Development Agency
London, United Kingdom
£14/£11 concessions per night or £20/£18 concessions for both
TO YOU TO YOU TO YOU is a gathering of love and dissent that seeks to connect, exchange and witness through performance and assembly, and through the action, idea or form of a love letter.
In the midst of rapid change, polarisation and crises of social imagination in the UK and mainland Europe, small acts of imagination and friendship become radical interventions. TO YOU TO YOU TO YOU is a gathering of love and dissent that seeks to connect, exchange and witness through performance and assembly, and through the action, idea or form of a love letter.
Over twenty artists from the UK, Europe and beyond take part in a programme of performance over two evenings including commissioned work.
Artist line-up:
Friday 5 October:
Brian Catling & David Tolley
ESKA
Tim Etchells (video short)
Catherine Hoffmann
Mikhail Karikis (video short)
Claire MacDonald
Ivana Müller
Daniel Oliver
Florence Peake
Maria Sideri
Saturday 6 October:
Kate Adams
Dean Atta
Reverend Billy and The Stop Shopping Choir
Season Butler
Robin Deacon
Matthew Goulish & Lin Hixson
Brian Lobel
Erica Scourti (video short)
Marikiscrycrycry
Nikki Tomlinson
Further artists to be announced.
This two day programme builds on Love Letters to a (Post)Europe at Bios, Athens in 2015, in which 26 artists created short works in response to a provocation at the close of 2015 including Demosthenes Agrafiotis, cris cheek, Alec Finlay, Matthew Goulish, Claire MacDonald, Mariela Nestora, Kira O'Reilly, Jungmin Song and Yoko Tawada. A selection of these works will also form part of the 2018 UK programme.
"Love Letters to a (Post)Europe connects artistic practice and intervention with solidarity, as a mode of visibility."
– Diana Damian Martin, Exeunt Magazine 2015
On 4 October, Live Art Development Agency are hosting the launch of the 'TO YOU TO YOU TO YOU' book, with an evening of screenings, discussions and open letters. Find out more online.
Curation: Lisa Alexander
Production: Lisa Alexander and Alessandra Cianetti
Supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Supported by Live Art Development Agency, Artsadmin and Counterpoints Arts.
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