6th of April, from 2pm to 6pm (localtime), MoMA PS1, New-York.
With Ed Atkins, Davide Balula, Oliver Beer, Neil Beloufa, David Douard, Ryan Gander, Bridget Polk and members of the research consortium ESTAR(SER).
Palais de Tokyo (Paris, France) imagines an afternoon of discoveries, where artists and creators are invited to invade MoMA PS1’s galleries, courtyards, stairwells and the VW Dome plunging the visitor into an experience of surprise and wander, through performances, screenings and talks.
Bright intervals highlights propositions that manage to reenchant the common and suspend the familiar course of things. By staulking the delicate lines that partitions the familiar from its dormant poetry, the artists and researchers presented found ways to express, reveal and experience the unseen thanks to ephemeral metamorphosis.
The project by Oliver Beer benefits from the support of the British Council and Thaddaeus Ropac gallery, Paris.
The project by Ryan Gander benefits from the support of The Absolut Company.