Melati Suryodarmo / editor, Aaron Seeto, Dian Ina Mahendra, Melanie Pocock.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Seeto, Aaron, editor.

Mahendra, Dian Ina, editor.

Pocock, Melanie, editor.

Suryodarmo, Melati, 1969-

Ikon Gallery, host institution, issuing body.

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara, host institution, issuing body.

Standardized Title:

Melati Suryodarmo (Ikon Gallery Ltd.)

Language:

English

Indonesian

Subjects (All):

Suryodarmo, Melati, 1969---Exhibitions.

Suryodarmo, Melati.

Physical Description:

209 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

Birmingham : Ikon Gallery Ltd. ; Jakarta : Museum MACAN, 2023.

Language Note:

Text in Indonesian and English.

Summary:

Published to celebrate Melati Suryodarmo?s first solo exhibition in a museum at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara (Museum MACAN) Jakarta, Why Let the Chicken Run? (2020?21), and her exhibition at Ikon Gallery, Passionate Pilgrim.00The hardback publication features full-colour documentation of the exhibitions and texts by Aaron Seeto, Director of Museum MACAN; curators Alia Swastika and Philippe Pirotte; and Melanie Pocock, Acting Artistic Director, Exhibitions, Ikon. It explores the ongoing practice of the artist and her legacy in expanding performance art and nurturing a new generation of performance artists.00Melati Suryodarmo is one of Indonesia?s most important living artists. Mentored by renowned Butoh dancer and choreographer Anzu Furukawa and performance artist Marina Abramovi? in the early 1990s, Suryodarmo has, for four decades, created durational performances, installations and films that merge live art with sculpture, drawing and time-based media. Visually spectacular, Suryodarmo?s performances are feats of endurance that interrogate notions of time, labour and identity.??00Exhibition: MACAN, Jakarta, Indonesia (2020-21) / Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK (17.05. - 03.09.2023).

Notes:

Title from cover.

Catalog of exhibitions held at the Museum MACAN, Nusantara, February 28, 2020-November 14, 2021, and at the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, May 17-September 3, 2023.

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9786025053948

6025053944

9786238851324

6238851325

OCLC:

1417272353