Lau­ren Brin­cat: Oth­er Tempo

Oth­er Tem­po is a live sculpture.

A coloured score drapes, dances and reveals an assem­bly of per­for­mance instru­ments, where sharp notes are high­light­ed against the skins. The music speaks to his­to­ry and mem­o­ry, played until a com­plete cycle has been heard. This score moves in phas­es. The music warms up, warms down by danc­ing. Oth­er Tem­po chal­lenges the way we hear, see and think about sound and fem­i­nist performance.

The piece invites you to expe­ri­ence with the whole body: the mod­i­fied envi­ron­ment with care­ful colour and sound design stim­u­lates a vis­cer­al expe­ri­ence with­in the architecture. 

17 – 27 Octo­ber 2019 

Pre­sent­ed by Car­riage­works and Per­for­mance Space

Exhi­bi­tion
Thu 17 – Sat 27 Octo­ber, 10am – 6pm
Open Late on Per­for­mance Evenings

Per­for­mances
Thu 17 Octo­ber, 7pm
Sat 19 Octo­ber, 11am & 6:30pm
Sun 20 Octo­ber, 4pm
Wed 23 Octo­ber, 6pm
Sat 26 Octo­ber, 11am & 6pm
Sun 27 Octo­ber, 5pm

Pho­to: Romel­lo Pereira

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