Throat and Column
an exhibition in two parts by Claudia Pagès
with a performance at San Serriffe
followed by 'special' drinks at Rongwrong
on Thursday June 16 at 8pm
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Throat and Column is an exhibition in two parts.
At San Serriffe the written and the oral are exchanged in the threads of a narrative that passes through individualising architectures. Talking and swallowing. Talking and fucking. The solo voice and the choir are separated, as in Ancient Greek theatre, but still they support each other.
(Some pharmacies have rooms to talk and don’t clog, but they are too similar to therapeutic institutions. And my friend, who swallows way too much, can’t pronounce things accurately but loves to groove with others – and so do I.)
At Rongwrong, objects continue the talk. Continuously in dialogue with themselves, their insides and outsides, they maintain a constant groove.
(Displays and mechanisms for encapsulating doses and words meant only for you – like techno-thoughts, drawn to stay in the greyness of their function.)
San Serriffe
Sint Annenstraat 30, 1012 HE Amsterdam
Rongwrong
Binnen Bantammerstraat 2, 1011 CK Amsterdam
Throat and Column is part of A Festival of Choices, the graduation show of Sandberg Institute's Fine Arts department which is taking place in various locations throughout Amsterdam from June 15—19.
For more information and the full program, please checkwww.festivalofchoices.nl
with a performance at San Serriffe
followed by 'special' drinks at Rongwrong
on Thursday June 16 at 8pm
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Throat and Column is an exhibition in two parts.
At San Serriffe the written and the oral are exchanged in the threads of a narrative that passes through individualising architectures. Talking and swallowing. Talking and fucking. The solo voice and the choir are separated, as in Ancient Greek theatre, but still they support each other.
(Some pharmacies have rooms to talk and don’t clog, but they are too similar to therapeutic institutions. And my friend, who swallows way too much, can’t pronounce things accurately but loves to groove with others – and so do I.)
At Rongwrong, objects continue the talk. Continuously in dialogue with themselves, their insides and outsides, they maintain a constant groove.
(Displays and mechanisms for encapsulating doses and words meant only for you – like techno-thoughts, drawn to stay in the greyness of their function.)
San Serriffe
Sint Annenstraat 30, 1012 HE Amsterdam
Rongwrong
Binnen Bantammerstraat 2, 1011 CK Amsterdam
Throat and Column is part of A Festival of Choices, the graduation show of Sandberg Institute's Fine Arts department which is taking place in various locations throughout Amsterdam from June 15—19.
For more information and the full program, please checkwww.festivalofchoices.nl
