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JocJonJosch curated by Jo Melvin 20+1 Gallery Anniversary
26 Nov 2016-4 Feb 2017
Laure Genillard
London W1T 1HB
Overview
Laure Genillard Gallery is delighted to celebrate twenty-one years of continuous programming with a new performance and exhibition by JocJonJosch. Foot-Kroku-Zvuk-Klingen-Fall - the corruption of ‘footfall’ through translation from English, to Czech, to German places an emphasis on the motion and the sound of the action implied by the word Footfall. The collective JocJonJosch are devising a new performance entitled Footfall premiering at Laure Genillard Gallery on the opening night, lending its name to the exhibition and thus defining its parameters Footfall. The exhibition is curated by Jo Melvin. The performance takes place on three occasions;PV Friday 25 November - 6pm, Friday 16 November - 6.30pm, Friday 3 February 2017 - 6.30pm
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