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How Virunhakul s performances mobilize touch between audience and performer
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Korakrit Arunanondchai on Thanapol Virunhakul s Dance of Touchis’
is part of a series of articles in which we asked nine artists to chose a colleague whose work has been on their mind.
Dance is a form of unconscious expression: it articulates what your body wants to do versus what it’s learned to do. Recently, I’ve been thinking back to a project by Thanapol Virunhakul – a choreographer and performance artist who lives in Bangkok – which I included in ‘Ghost:2561’, the triennial of time-based works I initiated in 2018.
In
The Retreat: Gallery Drift (2018), Thanapol worked with dancers within a specific setting – in this case, artist Ian Cheng’s digital trilogy, ‘Emissaries’ (2015–17). Thanapol programmed four performers, who also doubled as audience members, to behave according to a specific set of instructions. Initially imperceptible, the performers’ movements bec
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From a survey of Zarina’s five-decade career to Ficre Ghebreyesus’s display of ethereal paintings, these are the best exhibitions of the year
Like many of us, I’d prefer to forget 2020. It’s been an extremely difficult year, to say the least. Yet, folks persevered, and things got done. Despite the COVID-19 health crisis, Black Lives Matter protests ensued globally, monuments fell and the art world was forced to reckon with the systemic racism that permeates its culture. While all this was happening – with the occasional pivot – galleries and museums continued with their programming as best they could, managing to produce a remarkable roster of exhibitions. Here are just a few of this year’s highlights.