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mumok and ImPulsTanz present: nowhere / now here. A Performance Festival |
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Nikima Jagudajev, Basically at Enter Art Fair with: Matilda Cobanli, Lara Damaso, Nikima Jagudajev and Ezra Fieremans © Julie Nymann.
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VIENNA.- In the summer of 2024 mumok in cooperation with ImPulsTanz will present a jointly curated performance festival on level +4 of the museum. Contemporary choreographers such as Trajal Harrell and others not only occupy the gallery level with live performances but also, in collaboration with curators Marianne Dobner and Christine Standfest, select historic film works from the mumok collections that have galvanized and shaped them in their artistic practiceincluding current references. This creates a meshwork of historical and contemporary positionsa relational fabric of inspiration. The festival thus also negotiates the question of how to archive ephemeral art forms that not only address but outright embody presence, the present, and change.
The performance festival culminates in Nikima Jagudajevs performative exhibition Basically.
Nikima Jagudajev. Basically
Basically is an ongoing live project whose exhibition format is a hybrid production space, residency space, schoolyard; a context to practice and perform within. Jagudajev's process based collaborative practice looks at social forms; social relations as spatial relations and how we assemble in fulfilling and considerate ways. They call this practice re-schooling, coming together and sharing devotions. A reconstruction of what so many of ussome more than otherswere deprived of as children: the laughter that fills the halls between classes, locker decorations and secrets underneath the bleachers. Re-schooling requires the input of many artistic practitioners, sharing with one another their most impassioned selves, sewing relational threads, building strong bonds with themselves and others.
Harnessing the choreography of play as a framework, performers (Conduit) and visitors (Arrivor) are incorporated into an open-ended game. World building is aided by a group of artists who shape the playground with elements such as live music, food, a deck of collectable cards called POWDER, Arcane Clothing, "crits"art class critique turned oraclenonlinear dance choreographies that fold in on themselves and unscheduled time that leaves room for contingency. These elements work as informal invitations to engage in different ways, shifting attention and offering agency and ontological transformation. This mythopoeic world is both serious and playful, enchanted with meaning and full of mods. Ones experience is determined by the games formal properties as well as the interaction of various interpreting subjectivities. Performers and visitors share this slippery universe, making and remaking the environment; a sociality of difference.
Jagudajevs work has taken form in venues including a solo exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall (Norway), WIELS (Brussels), Shedhalle (Zürich), Kurimanzutto (Mexico City), Centre dArt Contemporain Genève, The Whitney Museum of American Art, MoMA PS1 and the Rockbund Art Museum (Shanghai) as well as in the context of Material Art Fairs Immaterial (Mexico City), 89+ at LUMA/Westbau (Zürich), kunstenfestivaldesarts (Brussels) and as part of the Marrakech Biennale (Morocco). They were a 2016 DanceWeb recipient and returned to teach at ImPulsTanz in 2017. Future shows include an exhibition at Accelerator (Stockholm), Istanbul Biennial 2024 and Dhaka Art Summit (Bangladesh) as well as performances at KAAPs Dansand! Festival (Ostend) and Enter Art Fair (Copenhagen).
Published work by Jagudajev includes The Backstreet Boys as part of Bergen Kunsthalls Speculative Histories text commission platform (2021) and co-published by Karmaklubb*, Relations of Unpredictable Encounters in the Movement Research Performance Journal (2017) and the landscape thinks itself in me in Asad Razas Root Sequence. Mother Tongue (Walther König, 2018).
Curated by Marianne Dobner
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