Torkwase Dyson will transform the third gallery of Pace's new Hanover Square gallery with "Liquid a Place". Part of Pace Live, the gallery’s multidisciplinary live art program, this collaborative performance and sculptural installation interrogates issues of environmental racism and spatial liberation in contemporary society.
The multimedia installation that forms "Liquid a Place" will serve as a stage for Dyson and a range of collaborators, including South London-based musician and writer Gaika, poet Dionne Brand, and critical race theorist Christina Sharpe. The program will also feature choreographers, dancers, and poets that will perform under Dyson’s direction in a series of live events throughout the gallery’s opening week.
