Flow embody in site 2023 Lectures with Out of Site Chicago
@ Hyde Park Art Center
5020 S Cornell Ave, Chicago, IL 60615
Opening Thursday, September 21st, from 12PM - 3:30PM
Join us for guest lectures as a part of Flow • embody in site 2023 an annual symposium organized by Artist Run Chicago 2.0 space, Out of Site Chicago!
Flow is a practice-based and research symposium on public performance art practices. For the third year of Flow, Out of Site invites Anette Friedrich Johannesson and Sun Lynn Hunter to share their work at this year’s symposium. Both lectures will be in the format of a performance lecture. Anette’s performance lecture will be looking at the allemannsretten (Public Right of Access, Outdoor Recreation Act of 1957) and Sun’s performance lecture is entitled a History of Black Performance.
Anette Friedrich Johannessen
12noon – 1:30pm CST
sun Lynn Hunter
2pm – 3:30pm CST
To learn more about each presenter and read the full abstract please visit: https://www.flowsymposium.org
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Out of Site Chicago (OoS) creates unexpected encounters in outdoor public places and has been producing a public performance festival in Chicago since 2011. OoS has developed a methodology of working in public spaces that supports diverse ideas and representations of cutting-edge artistic practice. They are committed to a practice of social engagement with diverse publics.
In 2020 Out of Site pivoted into an international network and platform engaging in bi-weekly meetings to decide on their programming. Since then they’ve developed four strands to their current programming to support their artist community. The first is supporting artists to create public performance art in public contexts. Second, they organize Flow • embody in site, a public performance symposium. Third, they invite artists to engage in a conversation about their work and practice in the Spring and Fall as part of the Artist Focus live broadcast program. Lastly, they facilitate practice-based workshops in public performance art practices.
They’ve partnered with numerous organizations over the last twelve years, and are currently working with Experimental Sound Studio, WORM, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago Park District, LePARC Research Center at Concordia University, Ohio University School of Art and Design, and University of Lincoln, U.K.
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