Page 10 - Exquisite Corpse News Today

Like a phoenix from the ashes of 2020, Dunedin Fringe Festival returns in March 2021 with a diverse and eclectic line-up of more than 80 events across the city and online. An unmissable highlight in the festival calendar, this years hybrid festival - combining live and online events - will deliver something for everyone, across visual arts, theatre, comedy, cabaret, music and more. The Fringe programme has come to be known for its A-class comedy line up and this year is no different. The inimit...

SHARE A difficult year for many, 2020 was also hard on the arts, with closures and cancellations affecting artists, galleries and institutions alike. With the arrival of vaccines, this year may be a little more hopeful, and those on the local art scene seem determined to forge ahead. Over the past few months, art exhibitions and cultural events have returned – from gallery openings to musical performances. Art Dubai will be back with a physical fair in March after being forced to go virtu...

Dec 23, 2020 By Mark Moody Web Exclusive If in a fever dream you ever imagined a collaboration between new comer Squirrel Flower, Xiu Xiu, The Get Up Kids, and Saturday Looks Good To Me’s Fred Thomas, Polyvinyl Records is here to serve that up for you. And that’s just one song (“Do U Remember”) out of the 11 on the Exquisite Corpse compilation (digitally released in September and now being released in physical form). You’re probably aware of the “exquisite corpse” game eve...

Variety of flowers in Sharjah Art Foundation’s 2021 spring programme 16 Dec 2020 Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer Sharjah Art Foundation (SAF) has announced its spring 2021 programme, which sees the return of the foundation’s annual March Meeting (MM), in an expanded in-person and virtual format. MM 2021 will serve as a prelude to Sharjah Biennial 15’s (SB15) Thinking Historically in the Present, opening spring 2022. The spring 2021 programme also features major solo shows, ex...

SHARE Sharjah Art Foundation will stage an exhibition of its art collection for the first time in March 2021. The foundation has also confirmed dates for March Meeting next year, in addition to an upcoming major show on Lebanese artist Rayyane Tabet. The annual March Meeting (MM) will take place from March 12 to 21 with a hybrid format of in-person and online events. Instead of the usual three-day duration, next year’s event will extend over 10 days and will serve as the launch for the Sharj...