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Ari Marcopoulos’ show at Galerie Frank Elbaz delves into racially charged territory
‘#PUNK nora chipaumire’ features a rousing performance and a meditation on the Black body.
Nora Chipaumire performs in a still image from Ari Marcopoulos 2019 video #PUNK. (Ari Marcopoulos)
1:00 PM on May 13, 2021 CDT
“#PUNK nora chipaumire,” a solo show by Ari Marcopoulos at Galerie Frank Elbaz, is on the surface a straightforward and engaging video documenting a New York performance by a Black Zimbabwean choreographer. But underneath, it raises questions about gaze, globalism, race and religion.
The front room of the gallery is empty except for a wall-sized projection of a 53-minute video by Marcopoulos titled
Elizabeth Olsen to play Dallas-area ax killer Candy Montgomery in HBO Max series
It’s the second Hollywood project in the works about Montgomery, who was acquitted of murder in 1980.
Candy Montgomery leaves court in 1980. Montgomery was found not guilty of murdering her Wylie neighbor Betty Gore.(DMN File)
On June 13, 1980 a Friday the 13th schoolteacher Betty Gore was hacked to death with an ax in her suburban home in the Collin County town of Wylie. The killer was then-30-year-old Candy Montgomery. She had been having an affair with Gore’s husband, Allan Gore. The couple’s baby, not yet a year old, lay in her crib for hours as her mother’s body went undiscovered in another part of the house.
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