“language loops: a performance in the round” by Audra Wolowiec at CAROUSEL

This is a book.
This is a film.
This is night.

begins a story by Marguerite Duras. the setting is lit. words repeat to illuminate far away places. a blank screen. a mountain. daybreak over the water. it’s in these fragments and moments in between where language is lost and a different kind of communication takes place. to enter into a collective film. between image and text. a performance in the round. from one to another. still. by way of. at times. like so.

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CAROUSEL proudly presents

“language loops: a performance in the round”
by Audra Wolowiec

Sunday, April 21st, 6 – 8 pm
[Slide projector goes on at 7 pm]

[Snacks (popcorn!) and drinks will be available.]

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Audra Wolowiec is an interdisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY, whose work merges the sensory with the conceptual. Through sculpture, sound, text and performance, she explores the idea of a fading connection to create an elusive but shared experience. She received an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and has exhibited at Norte Maar, Magnan-Metz, and Art in General. She currently teaches at Parsons in the Art, Media and Technology department.

CAROUSEL is an exhibition experiment. It is a venue on a turntable. It is a nomad. It is an anachronism. Surpassing its time and usefulness, CAROUSEL is cheap, familiar, a little stubborn, and begging for reinterpretation. Regular one-night-only ”openings” will showcase an artist and their use of a mechanical slide projector.
CAROUSEL is organized by artists Gabriela Salazar and Mary Choueiter. Contact at info@carouselproject.com. Locations TBA.

www.carouselproject.com