WEB FESTIVAL 004

INTERFERENCIA 004

JOHN BOEHME (CANADA)

Title: 9 & Dine
Description: A man plays to the golf in unusual places.

Interferences was performed: CASTLE of IMAGINATION (POLAND) and the Western Front (VANCOUVER)

9 & Dine ( Ustka, Poland)

9 holes of golf 8:17 AM over the Slupia River within the industrial fishing village of Ustka Poland followed by Breakfast.

9 & Dine (Gdansk, Poland)

9 holes of golf 4:12 PM within the industrial landscape of Gdansk shipyard followed by a Kentucky Fried Chicken dinner labour day 2003.

9 & Dine (Vancouver, Canada)

9 holes of golf 12:07 PM within the urban Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver, followed by lunch at the Nice Café.

John G. Boehme's work integrates new practices with a trans-disciplinary approach often incorporating performance, sculpture, photography, video, digital technology, and installation. Over the past decade John has developed an extensive exhibition record both nationally and internationally. From full Brazilian waxes in Chile to surfing in Newfoundland and Golfing in a Gdansk shipyard and selling cheap goods from a hole in the ground of Minsk, John has participated in events, screenings and exhibitions across North and South America, China, France, UK, Wales, Scotland, Finland, Spain, Poland, N. Ireland, Berlin, Minks, Italy, Serbia and Montenegro. With pending events in China, France, Newfoundland and Vancouver. While also teaching as at the University of Victoria, Camosun and Brentwood Colleges.

WEB FESTIVAL 003

INTERFERENCIA 003

SINÉAD O' DONNELL (NORTHERN IRELAND)

Title: Blue and black babies, are they gone yet.

Description: Durational action realized in an inactive fountain, without water. A woman transporting buckets with water and washing obsessively the interior of the fountain.

Interference was performed at Junín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in Festival de la interferencia - In memoriam Edgardo Antonio Vigo (2007).

WEB FESTIVAL 002

INTERFERENCIA 002

RICHARD MARTEL (CANADA)

Title: Déplacement

Description: This action was executed by a dozen of persons who developed across the city a random tour. They were dressed in denims and hoods that were generating strangeness. The performers formed a row and walked to a regular distance one of other one, they never broke the row nor stopped. They crossed the street when the step was not allowed and interrupted the traffic. They walked in circles in the corners, plugging the step in all the directions. All that provoked restlessness and grief, especially between the motorists.

Interference was performed at Junín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in Festival de la interferencia - In memoriam Edgardo Antonio Vigo (2007).

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