This is a past event
A study day as part of a year-round season of exhibitions and performance exploring the love-hate relationship between visual arts and theatre.
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International Women’s Day 2016 will be celebrated in Perth this year with an exclusive event: 3 Generations of Women Artists Perform, featuring live performances by Serbian-born/Berlin-based artist Tanja Ostojić and Polish artist Karolina Kubik, together with a screening of Natalia LL’s iconic work Consumer Art (1972-1975), courtesy of the artist and lokal_30 Gallery in Warsaw. The event is co-curated by Amy Bryzgel, Iliyana Nedkova, and Denisa Tomkova, and will take place at the Threshold Art Space in the Perth Concert Hall and Horsecross Theatre. The event is free and open to all, however advance booking is required through the Horsecross Theatre box office. PLEASE NOTE: Admittance to over 18s only due to nudity/sexual content.
Works from the Threshold collection by Estonian-born/London-based artist Mare Tralla, Bosnian artist Lala Rascic, and Polish artist Julita Wojcik will also be presented. The event is co-hosted by the University of Aberdeen and Threshold artspace, with funding from Threhold artspace, Horsecross Theatre, and the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
- Venue
- Horse cross Theatre, Perth
- Contact
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Threshold Art Space,
Horsecross Theatre,
Perth
01738 621031