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Search / Filter EventsJapanese-born, New York-based choreographer Kota Yamazaki (ACC 1997) was in residence at BAC in 2016 to develop the second part of his Darkness Odyssey trilogy: I or Hallucination...
View Event"Good bones tell stories. Good bones connect us across the ephemeral nature of time, to something that was, but no longer is. They carry cultural baggage in the way they insinuate judgments of good and bad. Think good bones as in the strength of an older building or architectural space. Think of the eugenics of "good bones". Bones are something that remain. They are mysterious in what they do not tell us, and a bit metaphysical in the way they embody what is no longer really "here". In this new exhibition by the intergenerational group, Spliced Connector, we explore this overarching idea. Endemic to it is the notion of the architectonic quality that is conceptually present in all artwork. An idea in artwork is like the "good bones" of a house. A solid foundation is something that will support a superstructure built above. Following our Summer exhibition, "Under the Skin", Good Bones expands on the metaphorical idea of the human body. Our bones are what hold us up, allow us to move. Our bones give us a dynamic, physical presence in this world. Artwork is like a human body: it allows our minds to expand, take a walk, move about within our imaginative capacities. Good bones in artwork provides the bedrock for an expanding, engulfing conversation about whatever an artist is considering within the visual language. Good bones is all about those of us who have taken the time to learn the history of this complex language, and use it on purpose, saying what we can only say within the visual language. Good Bones supports the ideational and aesthetic playground that expands the human experience into upper dimensions." [Note: ACC grantee 'Elaine Wang' is a.k.a. 'Frog the Parhelia']
View EventThere is no denying that Western theater has strongly influenced the development of modern Indonesian theater in Indonesia but does this mean that Indonesian dramatists have not delved into indigenous theatrical traditions as a source for the enrichment of their plays?...
View EventNow on its 16th iteration, the Visayas Islands Visual Arts Exhibition & Conference (VIVA ExCon 16) recalibrates the festival program to bring together and engage creative spirits in an interactive virtual dynamics online and rise to the challenge of the times...
View EventJoin Jen Bervin (ACC 2016) on Wednesday, October 28 for a screening of Su Hui’s Picture of the Turning Sphere, and discussion...
View EventJoin ACC’s inDialogue with multidisciplinary artist Leeroy New (ACC 2015) and dance artist Ea Torrado (ACC 2016), moderated by performance-maker JK Anicoche (ACC 2018) on September 23 at 9:00 AM EDT (9:00 PM, Philippines).
View EventACC alumna Eiko Otake takes part in the Danspace Project's (ACC 2005, 2009) Conversations Without Walls...
View EventJoin ACC on September 9 at 7:00 PM EDT in dialogue with musicians Kit Young, Alex Peh, Ne Myo Aung, and Kyaw Kyaw Naing as they discuss the Gitameit-SUNY Myanmar Spirit Worship Project.
View EventENCLOSED GARDEN 2 is a virtual, multimedia exhibition featuring works by 31 women from 23 countries. Presented by Heroines, an interdisciplinary network of women across the globe which advances new forms...
View EventInterior characteristics often differ from surface qualities. A young 'tween might be sassy and defiant, yet under the skin of these choices, she can possess a very sweet nature. Artwork is the same way...
View EventKeywords: Futurology, Fashion, Nature, Narrative, Gesture My Browsing History The artist as collector collects and places thoughts and objects....
View EventACC Japan Office is hosting a series of interactive online conversations with ACC Grantees entitled "ACC Cultural Conversations -Series: Thinking About Art in the Time of “The New Normal.”
The second session, "Contemporary Art in the Time of Covid-19”, starting at 4 p.m. (JST) on Sunday, July 26, will feature Mizuki Endo (Curator, ACC Grantee 2006), Koki Tanaka (Artist, ACC 2003), and Aya Momose (Artist, ACC2016).
Live Streaming Date&Time: Sunday, July 26, 2020, 4-5 p.m. (JST)
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