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In Past Pupils And Smiles
By (artist)
Solange Knowles
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“In Past Pupils and Smiles†is the print rendering of Solange’s self-composed and directed final performance at the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale de Venezia, in the Teatro alle Tese 2, Arsenale. The happenings of November 24th 2019 are encapsulated within this hardcover highlighting the celebratory bodily movement of interpreters. This piece magnifies themes of protection, transformation and spiritual transcendence amid Venice’s flood depredations. Its photographic documentation transports readers through a deep dive in the birth of an idea coinciding with the unexpected obstacles of natural devastation. Solange pursues an engagement with Black speculative thought by virtue of world-making. â€In Past Pupils & Smiles†meditates on the interrelations between aesthetics of the Self, the body and constructions of spatiality. We construct ourselves in relation to the spaces we imagine. It is by creating immersive landscapes that the artist expounds on Black womanhood. By reaching traditions of postmodern dance, minimalism, architecture and queer/feminist narratives; an interconnection with unrestrained presence and expression is conceived.
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Anteism Books
Published date |
1 Jan 2022
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Hardback
Pages |
300
Dimensions |
310 x 240 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight |
1451g
ISBN |
978-1-9269-6862-9
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performing arts / dance / general
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