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Performance for activities that require two people

RMIT University, Australia
Courtney Coombs (Aggregated by) Michelle Woulahan (Aggregated by)
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This work was a performance piece that took place at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art as part of the 'Greater Together' exhibition. For three hours, during the opening event, Antoinette J. Citizen and Courtney Coombs engaged with the audience to compile a list of activities that require two people. These were written on to index cards and then pinned to two standing felt boards. The board remaining in the gallery as text-based objects for the duration of the exhibition. This work investigates and comments on the role of collaboration in art practice as well as human connection and relationships in society more broadly.

Issued: 08 07 2017

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ACN 633 798 857