In The Shadow a Shadow: The Work of Joan Jonas
Sunday, October 4, 2015,
3:00–
With Johanna Burton; Douglas Crimp; Delusional Downtown Divas; David Michael DiGregorio; Sung Hwan Kim; Alicia Hall Moran; and Joan Simon.
As one of the most influential American artists of the past half century, Joan Jonas has had a profound impact on successive generations. Not only through her ground breaking performances, films, videos, installations and video sculptures, but also as a collaborator, friend, and longtime art professor, Jonas has been continuously engaged in a generative dialogue with younger artists.
On the occasion of the publication of her most comprehensive monograph to date, In the Shadow a Shadow: The Work of Joan Jonas, Sunday Sessions invites artists, Alicia Hall Moran and Sung Hwan Kim and David Michael DiGregorio to make individual tributes to Jonas’ work and her influence on theirs.
Editor Joan Simon presents a screening of The Jonas Mother! an episode of the web series Delusional Downtown Divas and moderates a conversation with contributing writers Johanna Burton and Douglas Crimp about Jonas’ work and its legacy.
The conversation is followed by a book signing of the new monograph In the Shadow a Shadow: The Work of Joan Jonas, published by Gregory R. Miller & Co.
MoMA PS1’s acclaimed VW Sunday Sessions program welcomes visitors to experience art live and in real time. Embracing performance, music, dance, conversations, and film, the program vividly demonstrates how these art forms can push us to engage with our contemporary world in creative, illuminating ways. With an emphasis on artistic practices that blur and break traditional genre boundaries, the program supports and commissions new work, inviting artists, curators, and other cultural instigators to share their latest projects.
Sunday Sessions is organized by Jenny Schlenzka, Associate Curator, with Alex Sloane, Curatorial Assistant; and Rosey Selig-Addiss, Associate Producer.
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