Beth Dynowski, 'Songs for Work'

Deslices is an ongoing collaborative project that started in April 2019. A collaborative enactment that migrates between voices, bodies and geographies. The current iteration involves extracts from an ongoing WhatsApp dialogue between artists Catalina Barroso-Luque and Daniella Valz Gen.

Deslices is generously supported by Glasgow International 2021 and the a-n Artist Bursary.

Catalina Barroso-Luque and Daniella Valz Gen, Deslices

Submitted at part of Glasgow International 2021

Aideen Doran, The Women Sitting at the Machine

Katie Watchorn, Balehome (ft. Cecil Watchorn)

Walker & Bromwich, Recalled To Life – The Easterhouse Mosaic

Exploring Marxist feminist scholar Silvia Federici’s text In Praise of the Dancing Body (2016), which addresses the ways in which capitalism alienates us from our bodies, Glasgow Open Dance School (G.O.D.S.) has created I want to show you a body, an instructional audio work that can be activated in movement by visitors to You're Never Done. 

Drawing from a wide constellation of practices, propositions, exercises and perspectives, the instructional audio played through Mp3s encourages an exploration of what the body can do, its capacities, its languages and its articulations in order to re-define our relationship to space, our environment and each other.

G.O.D.S., I want to show you a body

Journalist Oliver Basciano visited Ana Mazzei's studio an hour from Sao Paolo as she prepared for this year's GI Festival. Afterwards she answered some of his questions about her current exhibition and wider practice. The sound and music is from Ana Mazzei's Temple installation and was created by Gustavo Riviera and Paulo Kishimoto.

Gi2021: Ana Mazzei interview

Glasgow International is Scotland’s largest festival for contemporary art, taking place over three weeks every two years across the city of Glasgow. Renowned as a centre for contemporary art, the festival draws on the city’s strengths as a vibrant and distinctive centre of artistic production and display. Combining the characteristics of a visual arts biennial with an open submission model for artists and curators based in the city, GI is a truly unique event in the European cultural calendar.

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