Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Ei Arakawa: "Paris and Wizard: The Musical," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde

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Date

Wed Feb 06 2013 until Thu Feb 07 2013

Location

MoMA ^{type:exhibition building spaces}
11 West 53rd St. ^{type:thoroughfare names}

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The Museum of Modern Art

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Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Ei Arakawa: "Paris and Wizard: The Musical," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde

Tim Burton

Plywood: Material, Process, Form

Contemporary Galleries: 1980–Now

The Modern Restaurant Window - Andrea Zittell

Shaping Modernity: Design 1880–1980, Part 2

Bruce Nauman: The 1980s

Performing Histories (1)

9+1 Ways of Being Political: 50 Years of Political Stances in Architecture and Urban Design

Goldfinger: The Design of an Iconic Film Title

Edvard Munch: The Scream

Artist's Choice: Trisha Donnelly

Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde

Inventing Abstraction: 1910–1925

Public Spaces Changes 2013

Painting and Sculpture Changes 2013

MoMA Media Lounge 2013

Projects 99: Meiro Koizumi

Wolfgang Laib

Glamour Vérité - Paris/Hollywood: Cinema's "Pour Vous" Magazine, 1928–1940

Now Dig This: Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980

New Pictures of Common Objects

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt: Tender Love Among the Junk

Huma Bhabha: Unnatural Histories

Ed Atkins

Cyprien Gaillard: The Crystal World

Jeff Elrod: Nobody Sees Like Us

Metahaven: Islands in the Cloud

CONFETTISYSTEM: 100 Arrangements

Concurrent exhibitions grouped by organisation

#	Start	End	Title
1	2009-11	2013-04	Tim Burton
2	2011-02	2013-03	Plywood: Material, Process, Form
3	2011-11	2014-02	Contemporary Galleries: 1980–Now
4	2012-03	2013-03	The Modern Restaurant Window - Andrea Zittell
5	2012-03	2013-03	Shaping Modernity: Design 1880–1980, Part 2
6	2012-08	2013-06	Bruce Nauman: The 1980s
7	2012-09	2013-03	Performing Histories (1)
8	2012-09	2013-03	9+1 Ways of Being Political: 50 Years of Political Stances in Architecture and Urban Design
9	2012-10	2013-03	Goldfinger: The Design of an Iconic Film Title
10	2012-10	2013-04	Edvard Munch: The Scream
11	2012-11	2013-07	Artist's Choice: Trisha Donnelly
12	2012-11	2013-02	Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
13	2012-12	2013-04	Inventing Abstraction: 1910–1925
14	2013-01	2013-12	Public Spaces Changes 2013
15	2013-01	2013-12	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2013
16	2013-01	2013-07	MoMA Media Lounge 2013
17	2013-01	2013-05	Projects 99: Meiro Koizumi
18	2013-01	2013-03	Wolfgang Laib
19	2013-02	2013-08	Glamour Vérité - Paris/Hollywood: Cinema's "Pour Vous" Magazine, 1928–1940

#	Start	End	Title
1	2012-10	2013-03	Now Dig This: Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980
2	2012-10	2013-04	New Pictures of Common Objects
3	2012-11	2013-04	Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt: Tender Love Among the Junk
4	2012-11	2013-04	Huma Bhabha: Unnatural Histories
5	2013-01	2013-04	Ed Atkins
6	2013-01	2013-03	Cyprien Gaillard: The Crystal World
7	2013-01	2013-04	Jeff Elrod: Nobody Sees Like Us
8	2013-01	2013-04	Metahaven: Islands in the Cloud
9	2013-01	2013-03	CONFETTISYSTEM: 100 Arrangements

Artists

There were 2 persons who influenced this exhibition.

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Doryun Chong

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Exhibitions

In this dataset, Doryun Chong was involved in 6 exhibitions across 1 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 6 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 6 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2010-01	2010-04	MoMA	Ernesto Neto: Navedenga
2	2010-06	2010-08	MoMA	Bruce Nauman: "Days"
3	2011-02	2011-05	MoMA	Projects 94: Henrik Olesen
4	2013-02	2013-02	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Ei Arakawa: "Paris and Wizard: The Musical," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
5	2013-02	2013-02	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Trajal Harrel: "Used, Abused, and Hung Out to Dry," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
6	2013-03	2013-03	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Simone Forti: "King's Fool" in conjunction with the exhibition, Performing Histories (1)

Ana Janevski

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Exhibitions

In this dataset, Ana Janevski was involved in 19 exhibitions across 1 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 19 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 19 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2012-04	2012-04	MoMA	Words in the World: Combatant Status Review Tribunals, pp. 002954–003064: A Public Reading
2	2012-04	2012-05	MoMA	Words in the World: Nora Schults with EI Arakawa Countdown
3	2012-05	2012-05	MoMA	Words in the World: Paulina Olowska: Alphabet
4	2012-05	2012-05	MoMA	Words in the World: Guy de Cointet. Five Sisters and Espahor Iedet ko Uluner!
5	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Steve Paxton's Video Installation: "Weight of Sensation"
6	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Steve Paxton: "State" and "Satisfyin' Lover"
7	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Jerome Bel: "The Show Must Gone On"
8	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Dean Moss and Laylah Ali: "Voluntaries"
9	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Faustin Linyekula: "What is Black Music Anyway…/Self Portraits"
10	2012-10	2012-10	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Kevin Beasley: "I Want My Spot Back"
11	2012-11	2012-11	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Deborah Hay: "Blue"
12	2012-11	2012-11	MoMA	Some Sweet Day. Sarah Michelson: "Devotion Study #3"
13	2012-11	2012-11	MoMA	Meta-Monumental Garage Sale
14	2013-01	2013-01	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Kelly Nipper with Japanther: "Tessa Pattern Takes a Picture," in conjunction with the exhibition, Inventing Abstraction: 1910–1925
15	2013-02	2013-02	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Fabian Barba: "A Mary Wigman Dance Evening," in conjunction with the exhibition, Inventing Abstraction: 1910–1925
16	2013-02	2013-02	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Ei Arakawa: "Paris and Wizard: The Musical," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
17	2013-02	2013-02	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Trajal Harrel: "Used, Abused, and Hung Out to Dry," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
18	2013-03	2013-03	MoMA	Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Simone Forti: "King's Fool" in conjunction with the exhibition, Performing Histories (1)
19	2013-05	2013-05	MoMA	An Evening with Kerry Tribe

Performing Histories: Live Artworks Examining the Past. Ei Arakawa: "Paris and Wizard: The Musical," in conjunction with the exhibition, Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde

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Location

Carried out by

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Concurrent exhibitions grouped by organisation

MoMA

MoMA PS1

Artists

C

Doryun Chong

Exhibitions

2010s (6)

J

Ana Janevski

Exhibitions

2010s (19)

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