Programming
PERFORMANCES INVISIBLES
51 - 100
Performances 51 to 100. Creation of the conceptual artist Steve Giasson, entitled Performances invisibles, as part of “Micro-interventions in public space”. This extensive and very ambitious project will take place over a full year. In total,130 performances will be reenacted!
Steve Giasson
This extensive and very ambitious project will take place over a full year. In total,130 performances are reenacted!
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DARE-DARE is very enthusiastic about the idea of presenting the latest creation of the conceptual artist Steve Giasson, entitled Performances invisibles, as part of “Micro-interventions in public space”. This extensive and very ambitious project will take place over a full year (a rare event on the Canadian cultural scene!). In total,130 performances will be reenacted!
These performances will first take the form of textual statements that will be published online on a dedicated website (http://performancesinvisibles.dare-dare.org), twice a week, on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, in French, English and Spanish, as well as will be shared on the DARE-DARE Facebook page. Then, Steve Giasson will activate them, discreetly.
Similarly, the public, both nationally and internationally, will be cordially invited to activate, without any prior authorization and at any time, one or more of these performances and to submit documentation (photos, videos, sound tracks, texts) surrounding these activations, so that it be put in line with each of the statements on this website.
In the continuity of the Steve Giasson’s conceptual work, these performances - often minimalist and dry wit – will quote on several occasions some avant-garde movements (Futurism, Dada, Fluxus, Conceptual Art, Pop Art, etc.), that have sought to bring down the borders between art and life, over the last century. They thus register in a critical and often engaged approach of artistic creation in the margins of the art market, using resources within the reach of everyone, in the most diverse and the most trivial places (gym, bookstore, library, public toilets...) and without fear of provoking.