slow-lalia by n'tillit
March 29th, 3:00 pm
837 WASHINGTON STREET, NYC
hosted by Bruce High Quality Foundation at the last Brucennial
participants:
Constance Cooper
Yung-Li Dance
Serene Han
Nika Knatterton
Piibe Kolka
Gerry Visco
Ventiko
Saule Sand
Nikos Siozos
Kelsey Strauch
Elisa Feng
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Photography: Adi Shinderman
Video: Tomassi Kinsmata
The slow-lalia performance is not a dance, is not choreographed, is not composed, but is a catalyst and a junction maker of all the above enacted in the Last Brucennial exhibition space. It is a momentum of particular body structures merged with n'tillit sculptures to facilitate a collaborative experimentation with open-ended results. It is based on the idea that exhibition spaces need not only to involve the display of objects but also cosplaying people.
It is a ritual of our senses in space to engage with n'tillit wearable sculptures, which embrace the surrounding and alter our perspectives. Trust on the body's capacity of slowing down and of being in space as an elemental experience. This performance is not subordinated to a predetermined vision besides slowing down the speed of movement and reminding the performer and audience alike of being in specific place for a yet unrealized project.
slow-lalia will be produced in space interdependent of its audience at the moment and the performers actual state of being!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
n
n'tillit was founded by Natalia Roumelioti in 2010 and is a project based design‐art studio dedicated to a passion for creating wearable sculptures and mixed media installations while focusing on the intermediate space that surrounds the body. The motto is that the "body is the site". Each sculpture is unique and crafted as a one‐off design for a specific context and body aiming to uncover new perspectives of being in the space. The old and the new in conjunction with the handcrafted and the high‐tech fabricated add to her fascination in exploring new possibilities of design.
March 29th, 3:00 pm
837 WASHINGTON STREET, NYC
hosted by Bruce High Quality Foundation at the last Brucennial
participants:
Constance Cooper
Yung-Li Dance
Serene Han
Nika Knatterton
Piibe Kolka
Gerry Visco
Ventiko
Saule Sand
Nikos Siozos
Kelsey Strauch
Elisa Feng
+
Photography: Adi Shinderman
Video: Tomassi Kinsmata
The slow-lalia performance is not a dance, is not choreographed, is not composed, but is a catalyst and a junction maker of all the above enacted in the Last Brucennial exhibition space. It is a momentum of particular body structures merged with n'tillit sculptures to facilitate a collaborative experimentation with open-ended results. It is based on the idea that exhibition spaces need not only to involve the display of objects but also cosplaying people.
It is a ritual of our senses in space to engage with n'tillit wearable sculptures, which embrace the surrounding and alter our perspectives. Trust on the body's capacity of slowing down and of being in space as an elemental experience. This performance is not subordinated to a predetermined vision besides slowing down the speed of movement and reminding the performer and audience alike of being in specific place for a yet unrealized project.
slow-lalia will be produced in space interdependent of its audience at the moment and the performers actual state of being!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
n
n'tillit was founded by Natalia Roumelioti in 2010 and is a project based design‐art studio dedicated to a passion for creating wearable sculptures and mixed media installations while focusing on the intermediate space that surrounds the body. The motto is that the "body is the site". Each sculpture is unique and crafted as a one‐off design for a specific context and body aiming to uncover new perspectives of being in the space. The old and the new in conjunction with the handcrafted and the high‐tech fabricated add to her fascination in exploring new possibilities of design.
It’s time to start the conversation.
You are invited to join us for an inspiring evening of art, discussion, and great food. Ray Ferrer - Artist & Rhian Ferrer are world-renowned American artists known for their work with spray paint and hand cut stencils. Our show is designed to depict how mental illness indiscriminately impacts all of our lives. Join us as we profile portraits of love, loss, triumph, tragedy, hope, and acceptance.
The Benny Fund strives to ensure that mental illness is not whispered about, but instead spoken about openly. Mental illness, and its associated stigma, is real and those who are impacted should be treated with compassion, understanding, and care. Our mission is to support our communities through mental health advocacy and to remember a caring and loving man through the Benjamin J. Neiweem Memorial Scholarship.
You are invited to join us for an inspiring evening of art, discussion, and great food. Ray Ferrer - Artist & Rhian Ferrer are world-renowned American artists known for their work with spray paint and hand cut stencils. Our show is designed to depict how mental illness indiscriminately impacts all of our lives. Join us as we profile portraits of love, loss, triumph, tragedy, hope, and acceptance.
The Benny Fund strives to ensure that mental illness is not whispered about, but instead spoken about openly. Mental illness, and its associated stigma, is real and those who are impacted should be treated with compassion, understanding, and care. Our mission is to support our communities through mental health advocacy and to remember a caring and loving man through the Benjamin J. Neiweem Memorial Scholarship.
We will be selling copies of our book Our Naked Lives: Essays from Gay Italian American Menat the 2014 The Rainbow Book Fair
Mani’s & Mimosas at Pergola Restaurant
Saturday, March 29th
12PM – 2PM
It’s about that time to treat yourself with a girls day!
Enjoy a luxurious afternoon with your lady friends at one of New York City’s super, sexy lounges. Sit back, relax and sip a mimosa while skilled artists make your nails shine.
Choose from a menu of unique nail designs to have done by one of the country's top celebrity nail artists, Gerry Holford, and her wonderful assistants.
Everyone in attendance will be offered one complimentary mimosa and will walk away with a Pedicure.com and Serenity Spa gift bag. A brunch menu will also be available for a la carte ordering,
Pergola is teaming up with Dress for Success this Spring and encouraging guests to bring in lightly worn business attire and/or dress shoes. An additional mimosa will be given to each guest that donates to this extremely worthy cause.
General Admission $15
Tickets include admission for one to Mani’s & Mimosas at Pergola, one mimosa, one mini manicure and a gift bag from Pedicure Dot Com and Serenity Spa.
Use the "mani5" coupon code for $5 off your ticket!
Pergola
36 West 28th Street
New York, NY
Saturday, March 29th
12PM – 2PM
It’s about that time to treat yourself with a girls day!
Enjoy a luxurious afternoon with your lady friends at one of New York City’s super, sexy lounges. Sit back, relax and sip a mimosa while skilled artists make your nails shine.
Choose from a menu of unique nail designs to have done by one of the country's top celebrity nail artists, Gerry Holford, and her wonderful assistants.
Everyone in attendance will be offered one complimentary mimosa and will walk away with a Pedicure.com and Serenity Spa gift bag. A brunch menu will also be available for a la carte ordering,
Pergola is teaming up with Dress for Success this Spring and encouraging guests to bring in lightly worn business attire and/or dress shoes. An additional mimosa will be given to each guest that donates to this extremely worthy cause.
General Admission $15
Tickets include admission for one to Mani’s & Mimosas at Pergola, one mimosa, one mini manicure and a gift bag from Pedicure Dot Com and Serenity Spa.
Use the "mani5" coupon code for $5 off your ticket!
Pergola
36 West 28th Street
New York, NY
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