Performance art has always held a unique relationship to time, often disturbing its linearity, reimagining its rhythms, and rewriting its grammar through gesture and sound. In this spirit, Infinite Rehearsal experiments with the temporalities and politics of an exhibition, celebrating the site of the museum itself as a space of invention, improvisation, and revision. Conceived with Los Angeles-based artist and choreographer Chris Emile, this exhibition transforms the museum gallery into a space of continuous rehearsal. Here, Emile and frequent collaborators from the movement-based collective No)one. Art House have a studio where they are invited to create, teach, test, and play.
Over the course of the exhibition, these dancers, choreographers, and musicians will use the gallery to host workshops and present works in process, inviting viewers to observe artists and artworks in various stages of becoming. From the spontaneous to the staged, the actions that unfold within these walls will form an archive of the living, an embodied record of movements and sounds that draw from sources ranging from hip hop to science fiction to ancestral ritual. Free from the expectations of an end result, the featured works emphasize the iterative and the collective to offer new forms of making and marking time.
Featured artists include Chris Emile, Shauna Davis, Marcella Lewis, Jobel Medina, Cody Perkins, Jordan Slaffey, and Qwenga.
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