#AliveAtSatellite - Performance Is Alive at Satellite Art Show, Miami 2016

#AliveAtSatellite - Performance IS Alive PRESENTS 4 DAYS OF PROGRAMMING AT SATELLITE ART SHOW, MIAMI ART WEEK

11/21/2016

We have been hard at work reviewing hundreds of performance proposals from incredible performance artists across the globe for #AliveAtSatellite, Performance Is Alive's non-stop programming at SATELLITE ART SHOW during Miami Art Week 2016. We are incredibly delighted to present these daring projects from an amazing group of artists. Throughout the fair’s duration multi-media performance artists confront a myriad of contemporary issues such as body politics, race, economic inequality, climate change and intimacy in the digital age. Over twenty short form, durational and video based performance works will be presented throughout SATELLITE 2.0. We hope to see you in Miami but if you can't join us on the beach, stay tuned for live stream details! - Quinn Dukes + Alexandra Hammond

SATELLITE ART SHOW // The Parisian Hotel, 1510 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
EXHIBITION HOURS
PRESS PREVIEW: December 1st: 12 – 3 pm
December 1st:    3 pm – 10 pm
December 2nd:   12 pm – 10 pm
December 3rd:   12 pm – 10 pm
December 4th:   12 pm – 6 pm
Confirmed artists include: Agrofemme and Ian DeLeon (NYC), Thomas Albrecht (NY), Trevor Amery (CA), Joseph Bigley (NC), Monica Jahan Bose (DC), Hector Canonge (NYC), Alberto Checa (FL), Dominique Duroseau (NYC), Ayana Evans (NYC), Sean Fader (NYC), Whit Forrester (Chicago), Vanessa Dion Fletcher (Chicago), Philip Fryer (Boston), Elan Jurado (NYC), Olga Kozmanidze (Moscow, RUS), Jenna Maurice (TN/CO), Sergio Mora (FL), Violet Overn and Emma Sulkowicz, Miriam Parker in collaboration with Christina Smiros and Jo Wood-Brown (NYC), Sarah H. Paulson (NY), Miles Pflanz (NYC), Selma Selman (Bosnia/Herzegovina) Alexandra Sullivan (NYC), Marcela Torres and Chase Calloway, J.R. Uretsky (RI)

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, December 1st
12pm-3pm  Olga Kozmanidze
3pm SCREENING: Miles Pflanz
4-6pm  Sean Fader
6:30pm-7pm  Sergio Mora
7:30-8:00pm  Vanessa Dion Fletcher
9:30-10pm Miriam Parker in collaboration with Christina Smiros and Jo Wood-Brown

Olga Kozmanidze

Miles Pflanz

Sergio Mora

Vanessa Dion Fletcher

Miriam Parker w/ Christina Smirks & Jo Wood-Brown

FRIDAY, December 2nd
12pm SCREENING: Elan Jurado
12:30pm SCREENING: Jenna Maurice
1-3pm Monica Jahan Bose
3-4pm Dominique Duroseau
4pm Trevor Amery (ongoing)
4pm Hector Canonge
5-6pm Whit Forrester
6-7pm Ayana Evans
7-8pm Alberto Checa
8-10pm Agrofemme + Ian Deleon

Agrofemme + Ian Deleon

SATURDAY, December 3rd
12-3pm Joseph Bigley
3pm Trevor Amery (ongoing)
3:30pm Selma Selman
4-5:30pm Thomas Albrecht
5:30-6pm Philip Fryer
6-8pm Emma Sulkowicz and Violet Overn
8-10pm Alexandra Sullivan

Emma Sulkowicz and Violet Overn

Alexandra Sullivan

SUNDAY, December 4th
12-3:30pm Sarah H. Paulson
4-5pm Marcela Torres and Chase Calloway
5-6pm J.R. Uretsky

Sarah H. Paulson

Marcela Torres and Chase Calloway

J.R. Uretsky

ABOUT PERFORMANCE IS ALIVE // Based in Brooklyn, NYC, Performance Is Alive is an online platform featuring the work and words of current performance art practitioners. Through interviews, artists features, sponsorship and curatorial projects, we aim support the performance community while offering an access point to the performance curious. We have sponsored multiple performances at Grace Exhibition Space (Brooklyn) and curated performance events for nonprofit organizations. Performance is Alive at SATELLITE ART SHOW 2.0 is organized by Quinn Dukes (Founder + Director) and Alexandra Hammond (Project Manager + Correspondent).

ABOUT QUINN DUKES // Dukes is a multimedia performance artist, activist and curator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work addresses environmental disasters, social injustice and ritual. In 2014, following a heated discussion about the death of performance art, Dukes founded Performance Is Alive. She is a tireless advocate for performance art and higher education via appointments at Grace Exhibition Space and the School of Visual Arts.

ABOUT ALEXANDRA HAMMOND // Alexandra Hammond is an artist, designer and writer based in Brooklyn. She holds an MFA from the SVA Art Practice department and a BS from NYU's Studio Art department. Hammond's work involves painting, installation, performance and retail interventions. She is an ambivalent Utopian. Her current work investigates the paradoxical function of the idyll, a perfected image of wholeness that can only be viewed from the outside, yet may drive the desire to continually become in the embodied real.