How the Horse Shaped India
Dr Yashaswini Chandra, author of 'The Tale of the Horse:...
The ‘godmother of performance art’, Marina Abramović burst onto the ’70s art scene with cathartic performances that pushed the envelope on spectator participation and personal safety in unexpected and unprecedented ways.
In the last talk in its Art as Witness series, MAP is delighted to present her, in conversation with India’s most well-known performance artist, Nikhil Chopra. Together they will examine the ways in which, over the course of a five-decade-long career, Abramović has used her own body as subject, object, and medium; her relationship to the public; and the nature of witnessing in long durational and immaterial art.
Read our blog on the webinar to learn more!
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