If you are in the Connecticut area this month, please come check out Eiko & Koma’s exhibition at Wesleyan, Time is not Even, Space is not Empty. I’ve been working with Eiko & Koma since April, helping to plan their three-year Retrospective Project. Read more about the project here.
Time is not Even, Space is not Empty
Friday, November 20 through Sunday, December 20
Closed Tuesday November 24 through Monday, November 30
Opening reception: Thursday, November 19, 5-7pm
Special performance: 5:30pm
Performing artists Eiko & Koma have a rich history at Wesleyan as performers and teachers. For the past several years, Eiko has been a fellow with the Center for Creative Research (CCR) and has served as a Visiting Instructor in Dance and East Asian Studies, as well as teaching Delicious Movement workshops in various curricular contexts. This fall Eiko & Koma will create an exhibition in Zilkha Gallery as one of the inaugural events of their multi-year, multi-faceted Retrospective Project. Tentatively titled Time Is not Even, Space Is not Empty, the new installation will provide an opportunity for the artists to remember, reflect upon and share their past and present. The ideas explored in Zilkha Gallery will culminate in a “living installation” at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis in 2010 and subsequently in New York City.
