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Exhibition extended

The China Quick-Fix solo exhibition at Grey Space in Croatia has been extended and will now run through till November.

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Macau International Performance Art Festival

Next performance will be 26-27 October in Macau for MIPAF 2024. The Saturday will feature gallery performances and Sunday outdoor performances on location at Black Sands Beach. All welcome.

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China Quick-Fix for World Repair Day: October 19th

OCT in Shenzhen are hosting a China Quick-Fix workshop and city tour. We will be armed with tape and scissors and do our best to quick-fix Shenzhen! Book using the code above.

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Russian Roulette: Scoring Performance Art in China

This talk, originally given at the conference Performing Scores / Scoring Performance (Manchester Metropolitan University 2023) is now available online.

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My Life as a Chinese Artist

A talk on the Chinese influence on my artistic practice: China as Audience, China as Subject, China as Method. Top Art Space, Guangzhou

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Talk on Online Performance During Lockdown

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Precarious Office

This video performance was made in Macau earlier this year and probably leaves more questions than answers for those who happened across it in the street. Full duration was 1 hour.

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Expanded Tourism: The Gods are Thirsty

Here’s a video from some older footage of the Expanded Tourism workshop in Tenerife. For this day’s activity, we ascended the live volcano El Teide, the 3rd largest in the world. Along the way beer was offered to the mountain as a way to connect the spirit of the tourist with the spirit of the otherworldly location.

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Video excerpt from Borrowed Land now online

 

Recorded in Macau 2024 as part of the Doppelgängers residency

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Video performance in London

The performance involved burning more than 300 sheets of paper, each bearing the name of a Conservative who lost their seat in the recent election. Given on the banks of the River Thames, it was a modern reimagining of a ritual to mark the passing of the plague.