devynn emory’s Personal Public: On Gender Variance in Performance Art

Posted by Tamsen Wojtanowski on July 29, 2014 · 1 Comment

devynn emory’s Personal Public: On Gender Variance in Performance Art

Curated by NAPOLEON member Liza Coviello

September’s exhibition examines the importance of asserting gender identification in art, particularly in performance art where the body is a fundamental part of the work and the artist invites the viewer into this personal, physical space. In conversation with and through investigation of the work of devynn emory, a dancer and choreographer based in New York, the exhibition considers queer performance and its influence on social structures.

Opening Reception
First Friday, September 5th
6pm – 10pm

NAPOLEON
319 N 11th Street, 2L
Philadelphia, PA

Exhibition Dates: 9.5.14 – 9.26.14
Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays 2pm – 6pm or by appointment

www.devynnemorybeastproductions.com

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