Battle Skars displayed in Battlefields-Bodies, Sexualities, Genders II 26-05-2012 http://battlefieldsbsg.tumblr.com/
Battle Skars displayed in Battlefields-Bodies, Sexualities, Genders II 26-05-2012 http://battlefieldsbsg.tumblr.com/
Source: battlefieldsbsgIt’s confirmed!!! On the 26-05-2012 BATTLEFIELDS is coming back with a really exciting line up including Franko B and Jaccopo Pannocchia band’s AT NIGHT WE CRY and some stunning performances.
Second edition of BATTLEFIELDS-Bodies, Sexualities, Genders
at THE FLYING DUTCHMAN/MORI+STEIN GALLERY
Attention everyone: If you walk from home, school, office, or anywhere, and you are alone, and you come across a little boy, crying, holding a piece of paper with an address on it — DO NOT take him there. Take him straight to the police station for this is the new “gang” way of rape. The incident is getting worse. Warn your families. Reblog this so the mesage can get across to everyone.
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Source: battlefieldsbsgA second edition of Battlefields is planned for the end of May, so here we are doing an open call to all of you which may be up to be part of the show. We are looking mainly for visual art makers-think painting, sculpture, video, photograph, installation- but would love to hera from performers as…
BATTLE, Performance, London, 18-02-2012
“BATTLE” featuring Iestyn Flye (http:// www.the-absolute.co.uk/) and AntoinexVx (http:// rageandcompassion.tumblr.co m/)
In western contemporary societies bodies are owned by states. As citizens, individuals may have to enrol in the army corps and serve the states if theses ones decide to engage in war. Suicide is a taboo if not illegal, tied up to a christian moral rotting the whole culture background we are living in. Bodies are submissive to norms including cisgender, fashionable beauty, and other expressions of body fascism. Bodies can fit in the norm despite the identity hir/her/his owner would feel comfortable with, or it can be a place of opposition to the normativity. Bodies are battlefields.
BATTLE is on the opposition side. This performance is an exploration of body re-appropriation through the experience of physical sensations and body modification.
The title is based on the book “Mon corps est un champ de bataille”, a compilation of writings on relationship between women, them bodies, it representation in western culture and the conflicts it creates.
Heather Cassils gained 24 pounds in muscle over six months for the sake of art. Zackary Drucker asked audience members to tweeze the hairs from her bare body.
These LA artists use their bodies as canvases to defy gender norms.
Video by Mae Ryan
Music:
Rotation by Blindfold