Charlemagne Palestine will partake in two artist talks and Q&A’s on Friday, November 6th. These are both FREE and open to the public. Outside of his voluminous musical works and performances he also is a noted visual and performance artist (with works showing at MOMA and The Whitney). Throughout the 1970s, Palestine produced a seminal body of performance-driven, psychodramatic video works in which he activates a ritualistic use of physicality, motion and sound to achieve an outward articulation of internal states. He will discuss both his visual art and musical works at both of these talks.
Friday, November 6
10am – 11am
Kemp Auditorium (in Givens Hall). First floor. Room #116
(parking available on Skinker Blvd.)
Hosted and led by Heather Bennett (Sam Fox School Lecturer)
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Friday, November 6
12pm – 1pm
Free and open to the public
Sverdrup Complex, 8300 Big Bend Boulevard, Room 123
(Street parking available on Big Bend or parking garage on Garden Ave.)
Hosted and led by Marie Heilich (curator, writer, and the Assistant Director of White Flag Projects)
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