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THE PIGS OF TODAY ARE THE HAMS OF TOMORROW


Pigs

Live Laboratory Symposium
and Durational Performances,
Exhibition and Publication

21 - 24 January 2010


Plymouth Arts Centre presents The Pigs of Today are the Hams of Tomorrow, a curatorial collaboration with the Marina Abramovic Institute for Preservation of Performance Art. The Pigs of Today are the Hams of Tomorrow will stage, document and discuss groundbreaking international performance art in order to examine and sustain the future
of the medium.

This is the first curatorial project of the Marina Abramovic Institute. Marina Abramovic has pioneered performance art for over four decades on an international scale. Her major retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, opens in March 2010.

Ideas for the Institute are mapped in The Reading Room by Transmedia art students Brussels, Sven Goyvaerts & Filip Daniels.


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Evening with Marina Abramovic

THE PIGS OF TODAY ARE THE HAMS OF TOMORROW -- Sven G -- Wed 29 Sep 2010 -- 0 reactions
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Evening with Marina Abramovic

At the Roland Levinsky Theatre University of Plymouth

Friday 15 October
6pm
Free


The sensational vanguard performance artist Marina Abramovic discusses her work in Plymouth.

Due to illness in January she was unable to attend her collaborative event
with Plymouth Arts Centre The Pigs of Today Are the Hams of Tomorrow. The evening will be a discussion of her infamous retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, in 2010, and the chance to hear about the future of performance art from this sensational artist.

Supported by the Faculty of Arts, University of Plymouth.



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