Kitchen Dutch (Part 1 & 2) is presented in partnership with the 2008 Images Festival, in the context of Ceremonial Actions at York Quay Gallery at Harbourfront Centre.
Exhibition: Ceremonial Actions
March 8āApril 27, 2008
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Alissa Firth-Eagland & Brenda Goldstein
Nezaket Ekici
Louise Liliefeldt (performance)
Deirdre Logue
Shana Moulton
Ceremonial Actions is an all-womenās show that explores ideas of ritual and performance. This exhibition, at Harbourfront Gallery, blurs interiors and exteriors both literally and figuratively and spans concepts of mythology, emotion, ritual and psychology. All of the artists in this show have practices based in performance and the artworks investigate these ideas through acts of counting, weaving, rolling, repetition and drawing.
Louise Liliefeldt was born in Cape Town, South Africa in a community described as ācolouredā. Travelling back a number of times over the years has resulted in an ongoing process of personal discovery through family and ancestry. Using these sometimes-contradictory images, in the performance Kitchen Dutch, Liliefeldt draws (literally, and on a large scale) a picture of self-identity.
SCHEDULE
March 7, 2008 @ 6:00pmā9:00pm: Kitchen Dutch, Part 1 by Louise Liliefeldt
April 12, 2008 @ 4:00pmā7:00pm: Kitchen Dutch, Part 2 by Louise Liliefeldt
Ā© Louise Liliefeldt, Kitchen Dutch (Part 2), 2008. Photo Henry Chan.