Friday 2 September
11:00
Colourful performance at the Norwegian Aviation Museum
During this year's Bodø Biennale, textile artist Kiyoshi Yamamoto uses the museum as an arena for a unique photo shoot.
The planes form an exciting contrast to the photo models who are dressed in colorful, extravagant costumes and silk masks. Group photos and portrait photos of models will be taken among aircraft and objects in the museum as part of the performance.
The models are creative pensioners and some of them have made their own mask at a mask workshop held by the artist, and some have also coloured silk from which artist has sewn the costumes.
The work, entitled Go Cry on Somebody Else's Shoulder takes place in several parts, before, during and after Bodø Biennale. Among other things, the artist has drawn inspiration for the work from the museum's wedding dress made of parachute silk from the Second World War.
Curatorial team:
Hilde Methi (freelance curator) and Elise Cosme Hoedemakers (curator/producer SE KUNST)
Production:
A new commission by Bodø Biennale
Modeller Performance:
Anne Berit Vikhals, Ellen Åmo, Ella Sæthre, Audhild Hansen, Ingeborg Arctander, Ole Selvær, Rannveig Taraldsen Lassche, Rolf Thomassen, Grethe Wiik Thomassen, Marit Opdahl Hansen, Lillli Kanck og Torstein Høgseth.
Photo:
Kiyoshi Yamamoto
Photo (programme overview):
Norwegian Aviation Museum
Partners:
Norwegian Aviation Museum, Stormen Sami Centre, Stormen Library, Tusenhjemmet kultur og kunnskapssenter
Supported by:
Bergesenstiftelsen, DKSS Bodø kommune (Den kulturelle spaserstokken), Arts Council Norway, Kunstsentrene i Norge, Nordland municipality
An artist talk with Kiyoshi Yamamoto will take place Saturday 3 September, 14:00 - 14:30, Stormen Library, 2nd floor