NOVEMBER 1– 21, 2011, NEW YORK. WWW.PERFORMA-ARTS ...

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 16 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20 MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 231 NM 

235 Bowery 

T. 212 219 1222 

PERFORMA HUB 







12 – 7 pm 

233 Mott Street at Prince Street. 

Open for information, conversation, 

and tickets. 

PERFORMA INSTITUTE 

1 – 5 pm 

Artist-taught classes by Abbas 

Akhavan; Fatima Al Qadiri and 

Khalid Al Gharaball; Youmna 

Chlala (see below). 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 

The Ginger Island Project exhibition 

Storefront for Art & Architecture / 

Emily Harvey Foundation. 

12 – 6 pm 

33 Stories in Russian Performance 

at the Performa Hub. 

12 – 6 pm 

Andrei Monastyrski Empty Zones 

at e-flux. 

12 – 6 pm 

robbinschilds Instruction 

Construction at Art in General. 

Nicoline van Harskamp Any other 

Business at the Performa Hub. 

Curatorial Intensive: Curating 

Performance at ICI. 

9 pm – Midnight 

Performa After Hours at Gallery Bar. 

1 – 5 pm 

Performa Institute featuring Abbas 

Akhavan, Fatima Al Qadiri and 

Khalid Al Gharaball, and Youmna 

Chlala at the Performa Hub. These 

three New York-based Arab/Middle 

Eastern artists will unhinge the idea 

of an “expert” lecture from the the 

classroom setting, covering topics 

from madness and sexuality; to 

hairstyles in Kuwait; to the disruptive 

production of history. Presented 

by ArteEast. 

7 pm 

Not Funny: Stand-Up, Sit Down, 

and Visual Art Comedy Today at 

Anthology Film Archives. A wide 

variety of short works by some of 

the artists and stand-up comedians 

working in the in-between. Featuring 

Harry Dodge and Stanya Kahn, Zach 

Galifinakis, Reggie Watts, Jon Dore, 

Rory Scovel, and more. Curated 

by Lana Wilson. Tickets $9 / $7 

students / seniors / $6 AFA Members. 

7 – 10 pm 

Ben Kinmont Exhibition in 

Your Mouth at ISA in Williamsburg, 

Brooklyn. Artist-written recipes 

available as a dinner. Contributions 

from Marcel Duchamp, Salvador Dali, 

and others. Presented by Kunstverein. 

Curated by Sarina Basta. Prix Fixe 

dinner, space limited. 

12 – 7 pm 



and tickets. 


1 – 5 pm 

Artist-taught classes by Michael 

Portnoy and others; screening of Fern 

Compression (1970 – 74) by Dennis 

Oppenheim, at the Performa Hub. 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 

Fluxus and the Essential Questions 

of Life at Grey Art Gallery. 

12 – 6 pm 


at e-flux. 

12 – 6 pm 









12 – 6 pm 

Andrei Monastyrski Empty 

Zones at e-flux. (See 11/5 

for more information) 

2 – 8 pm 

Mika Rottenberg & Jon Kessler 

SEVEN at Nicole Klagsbrun Project 

Space. (See 11/3 for more information) 

7 pm 

Dennis McNulty The Eyes of Ayn 

Rand at the Performa Hub. Maps 

Ayn Rand’s personal trajectory 

from Russia to New York and her 

influence on our perception of 

architecture. Presented by Performa. 

Supported by Imagine Ireland. 

Tickets $15. 

8 pm 

Nathaniel Mellors Ourhouse 

at Westway. A surreal four-part 

video series combining sculpture, 

language, and domestic power 

dynamics. Junior Aspirin Records 

present: Happy Hour, God in 

Hackney and Junior Aspirin, 

History of the World DJ’s. Curated 

by Mark Beasley. Tickets $10. 

12 – 7 pm 



and tickets. 


1 – 5 pm 

Artist-taught classes at the Performa 

Hub. A day dedicated to Dennis 

Oppenheim (see details below). 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 


at e-flux. 

12 – 6 pm 









1 – 4 pm 

Proposed curriculum on 

contemporary art and performance: 

Dennis Oppenheim and the art of 

survival, Day 17 at the Performa 

Institute. Three conversational 

seminars around the life and work 

of Dennis Oppenheim. Each will 

bring distinct vantage points to the 

discussion of Oppenheim’s work 

and practice, and in particular 

his lifelong interrogation of the 

idea of performance and body 

projects. Co-presented by the 

Slought Foundation and Dennis 

Oppenheim Estate. 

2 pm 

Laurent Montaron The Invisible 

Message at multiple locations. An 

attempt to re-enact an apocryphal 

1866 experiment with kites that 

talk to each other. Staged at several 

locations between Manhattan and 

elsewhere. Supported by Etant 

Donnes and the French Cultural 

Services. Weather-dependent, for 

updated details and locations visit 

www.performa-arts.org. FREE. 

2 – 8 pm 




7 pm 

Dennis McNulty The Eyes 

of Ayn Rand at the Performa 

Hub. Tickets $15. (See 11/16 

for more information) 

8 pm 

Nathaniel Mellors Ourhouse 

at Westway. (See 11/16 for 

more information) 

8 pm 

iona rozeal brown battle of 

yestermore at Skylight West. For 

her Performa Commission, brown 

extends the style and content of 

her paintings in her first work of live 

performance. Myth-based genres 

of Kabuki and Noh theater are mixed 

with ‘vogueing,’ made famous in 

the Harlem ballroom scene of the 

1960s, to tell a story of an epic 

battle. Featuring performances by 

vogueing legends Benny and Javier 

Ninja. Supported by Salon 94 and 

Producers Circle members Christine 

Stanton and Mitch Wasterlain. 

Tickets $30. 

12 – 7 pm 



and tickets. 


1 – 8 pm 

Artist-taught classes at the Performa 

Hub. Ben Kinmont and Laurel George, 

Ethical considerations in project art 

practice, organized by Kunstverein NY 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 


at e-flux. 

12 – 6 pm 









2 pm 


Message at multiple locations. FREE. 

(See 11/17 for more information) 

2 – 8 pm 




6 – 8 pm 

Pablo Helguera The Well-Tempered 

Exposition, Book One, Part II 

at Location One. Exploring word 

and action through the frame of 

J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. 

Presented by Franklin Furnace. FREE. 

6 – 10 pm 

Eric Steen Brew Pub at the 

Performa Hub. Following Performa’s 

home brewing conference, beer 

made by local homebrewers will 

be available for enjoyment over two 

nights at the Performa Hub. All you 

can drink! Curated by Esa Nickle. 

Tickets $20. 

7 pm and 9 pm 

OPENING, Guy Maddin Tales 

from the Gimli Hospital: Reframed 

at the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s 

Walter Reade Theater. A live reimagining 

of Maddin’s dreamlike 

first feature film, with a haunting 

and sublime new score created and 

performed by a superstar group of 

Icelandic musicians, the Aono Jikken 

Ensemble, and Matthew Patton. 

Narrated by Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir. 

Co-commissioned by National Arts 

Centre of Canada Prairie Scene. 

Co-presented by the Film Society 

of Lincoln Center. Curated by Lana 

Wilson. Supported by Performa 

Producers Circle members Amy 

& Ron Guttman and Maurice 

Kanbar. Advance tickets $25 / 

$30 at the door. 

8 pm 

iona rozeal brown battle of 

yestermore at Skylight West. 


9 pm 

Will Cotton Cockaigne at the 

National Arts Club. Cotton’s first 

live stage performance, featuring 

a suite of costumes designed to 

be worn in paradise. A short ballet 

piece in celebration of cotton candy, 

in collaboration with composer 

John Zorn, choreographer Charles 

Askegard, and perfume maker 

Nicolas Mirzayantz. Curated by 

Stacy Engman. FREE with rsvp 

to nacontemporary@gmail.com. 

12 – 7 pm 



and tickets. 


1 – 5 pm 

Artist-taught classes by Guy Maddin 

and others at the Performa Hub. 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 


at e-flux. 

12 – 6 pm 









12pm – Midnight 

Ragnar Kjartansson Bliss 

at Abrons Arts Center. With full 

orchestra, elaborate scenery, and 

period costumes, five singers will 

perform the final aria of Mozart’s 

opera The Marriage of Figaro on 

a “live loop” for 12 hours. The 

audience is invited to enter, leave, 

and return as they please. Supported 

by Producers Circle members 

Luhring Augustine and i8 Gallery 

and Curators Circle members 

Jane Wesman & Don Savelson. 

Tickets $30. 

1 pm and 4.30 pm 

Zhou Xiaohu Crazy English 

at Judson Memorial Church. 

Native speakers will re-learn 

English en mass directed by 

Chinese celebrity educator 

Li Yang. Curated by Defne Ayas 

and Davide Quadrio. Co-presented 

by Arthub Asia and supported 

by the Depart Foundation and 

Far East Far West. FREE. 

2 – 4 pm 




2 – 8 pm 


SEVEN 

at Nicole Klagsbrun Project Space. 


6 – 10 pm 

Eric Steen Brew Pub 



7 pm and 9 pm 

Guy Maddin Tales from the Gimli 

Hospital: Reframed at the Film 

Society of Lincoln Center’s Walter 

Reade Theater. (See 11/18 for 


7 – 10.30 pm 

Wu Tsang Full Body Quotation 

at the New Museum Theater. 

Wu Tsang maintains the tradition 

of drag realness by appropriating, 

re-embodying, and remixing the 

canon of transgender cinema. 

Presented by the New Museum. 

Curated by Eungie Joo. FREE 

with New Museum admission. 

8 pm 

OPENING, Robert Ashley That 

Morning Thing (1967) at The 

Kitchen. That Morning Thing was 

performed only three times in the 

late 1960s, but the opera acquired 

its reputation through rumor and the 

famous recordings of two sections, 

‘Purposeful Lady Slow Afternoon’ 

and ‘She Was A Visitor’. In three 

distinct acts plus epilogue, the opera 

presents the socio-political climate of 

the late 1960s. This new staging by 

the writer/composer himself promises 

to be the definitive version of the 

opera. Curated by Mark Beasley. 

Produced by Performa and Performing 

Artservices Inc and co-presented by 

The Kitchen. Tickets $30. 

8.30 pm 

(Doors open 6.30 pm with cash 

bar) Otomo Yoshihide & Christian 

Marclay Turntable Duo: Otomo + 

Marclay at Japan Society. The 

experimental music revolutionaries 

explore together the possibilities of 

electronic and acoustic sound using 

turntables in a one-of-a-kind concert. 

Presented by Japan Society. Tickets 

$25 / $20 Japan Society members. 

9 pm 

Athi-Patra Ruga Ilulwane 

at Asphalt Green. A synchronizedswimming 

performance inspired 

by Alvin Baltrop’s 1970s and 80s 

photographs. Reflects on initiation 

ceremonies in the artist’s own 

Xhosa culture, and on the AIDS 

crisis in New York and South Africa. 

Co-presented with the Museum for 

African Art. FREE. 

For tickets go to www.performa-arts.org or call 212 226 1050. Join us at www.facebook.com/performabiennial and www.twitter.com/performanyc 

NOVEMBER 1– 21, 2011, NEW YORK. WWW.PERFORMA-ARTS.ORG 

12 – 7 pm pm 



and tickets. 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 









2 – 4 pm 




3 pm 

Robert Ashley That Morning 

Thing (1967) at The Kitchen. 


5 pm 

Ursula Mayer Gonda Presented 

by ISCP project at Center 548. 

A live performance that responds to 

the play Ideal by controversial Russian- 

American writer Ayn Rand through 

a critical reading of aspects of 

revolutionary modernism. Tickets $10. 

7 pm and 9 pm 

Guy Maddin Tales from the Gimli 

Hospital: Reframed at the Film 

Society of Lincoln Center’s Walter 

Reade Theater. (See 11/18 for 


8 pm 




9 pm 

Athi-Patra Ruga Ilulwane 

at Asphalt Green. FREE. 


9 pm 

Performa Ha! at HA! 

Comedy Club NYC. 

(See 11 /6 for more information) 

12 – 7 pm 



and tickets. 

ONGOING 

11 am – 6 pm 




12 – 6 pm 



12 – 6 pm 







12 – 6 pm 


at the Performa Hub. Presented 

by the Garage Center for Contemporary 

Culture, Moscow, this 

exciting archival exhibition features 

performance documentation, 

photographs, and video of Russian 

performance from the historical 

avant-garde of the 1920s to the 

present. Curated by Yulia Askenova. 

Supported by Garage Center for 

Contemporary Culture, Moscow. 

FREE. 

Julieta Aranda and Carlos Motta 

Broken English. For their 

Constructivist-style publication, 

the artists have invited a group of 

international contributors to reflect 

on New York City as a cross-cultural 

terrain, including Andy Bichelbaum 

from the Yes Men, Sarnath Banerjee, 

Liam Gillick, Naeem Mohaiemen, 

Raqs Media Collective, Martha 

Rosler, Saskia Sassen, Jan Verwoert, 

and more. Curated by Defne Ayas. 

Complimentary copies available at 

the Performa Hub and Performa 11 

venues. FREE 

8 pm 




8 pm 

Alison O’Daniel Night Sky 

at Anthology Film Archive presented 

by Art In General. An hour-long 

narrative film telling parallel stories: 

two girls travel through the desert 

while a group of contestants compete 

in a current-day dance marathon. 

Tickets $9 / $7 students / seniors / 

$6 AFA Members. 

9 pm 

Performa 11 Grand Finale at Bowery 

Hotel. An evening dedicated to the 

late, great Malcolm McLaren, including 

the presentation of the inaugural 

Malcolm Award for the best work 

in the biennial by an artist under 40. 

Featuring special guests and musical 

performers. Curated by Mark Beasley. 

Tickets $20. 

Abrons Arts Center 

466 Grand Street 

T. 212 598 0400 

Anthology Film Archives 

32 2nd Avenue 


Aperture Gallery and Bookstore 

547 W 27th Street, 4th floor 


Art in General 

79 Walker Street 


Asphalt Green 

555 E 90th Street 


Austrian Cultural Forum 

11 E 52nd Street 


Bortolami Gallery 

520 W 20th Street 


Bowery Hotel 

335 Bowery 


Calder Foundation 

207 W 25th Street, 12th Floor 


Cedar Lake 



Center 548 

548 W 22nd Street 

T. 646 398 9100 

Cleopatra‘s Needle (The Obelisk) 

E 81st Street (behind the 

Metropolitan Museum of Art) 

CSV Center 

107 Suffolk Street 


Danspace Project 



e-flux 

311 East Broadway 


El Museo del Barrio 

1230 5th Avenue 


Emily Harvey Foundation 

537 Broadway, #2 


Film Society of Lincoln Center 

Walter Reade Theater 



Forever & Today, Inc. 

141 Division Street 

T. 646 455 1744 

Gallery Bar 

120 Orchard Street 


Greene Naftali Gallery 

508 W 26th Street, 8th floor 


Grey Art Gallery NYC 

100 Washington Square East 


HA! Comedy Club NYC 


Isa (Restaurant) 

348 Wythe, Brooklyn, NY 

T. 347 689 3594 

Japan Society 



Joyce Soho 

155 Mercer Street 


Judson Memorial Church 

55 Washington Square South 

Leo Koenig, Inc. 

545 W 23rd Street 


Location One 

26 Greene Street 


Marlborough Chelsea 



Museum of the Moving Image 

36-01 35th Avenue Astoria, Queens 

T. 718 777 6888 

Museum of Arts and Design 

2 Columbus Circle 


Museum of Modern Art 



New Museum 

235 Bowery 


New York Live Arts 

219 W 19th Street 


Nicole Klagsbrun Project 

534 W 24 Street 


Old School Gym 

268 Mulberry Street 

One New York Plaza 

Water Street near Broad Street 

PARTICIPANT INC 

253 E Houston Street 


Recess at Kidd Yellin 

133 Imlay Street, Brooklyn, NY 

T. 646 863 3765 

Recess Soho 

41 Grand Street 

T. 646 863 3765 

Saatchi and Saatchi 

375 Hudson Street 


Scaramouche 

52 Orchard Street 


SIR Stage 37 



Skirball Center for 

the Performing Arts 

566 LaGuardia Place 


Skylight Soho 

275 Hudson Street 


Skylight West 



Storefront for Art and Architecture 

97 Kenmare Street 


School of Visual Arts Theatre 



Performa Hub 

233 Mott Street 


Performa Institute 

233 Mott Street 


The Greene Space WNYC 

160 Varick Street 

T. 646 829 4000 

The High Line 

210 10th Avenue at 30th Street 

The Hole 

312 Bowery 


The Kitchen 



The National Arts Club 

15 Gramercy Park South 


The Performing Garage 

33 Wooster Street 


Third Streaming 

10 Greene Street, 2nd Floor 

T. 646 370 3877 

Times Square 

Duffy Square, 45th to 47th Streets, 

between Broadway and 7th Avenue 

Union Square South 

14th Street at Broadway 

Washington Square South 

At Thompson Street 

Westway 

75 Clarkson Street 


White Box 

329 Broome 


Zabludowicz Collection 

1500 Broadway, 33rd Floor 

PERFORMA 11 STAFF 

RoseLee Goldberg, Founding Director and Curator / Esa Nickle, General Manager 

and Producer / Defne Ayas, Curator at Large / Mark Beasley, Curator / Dougal Phillips, 

Manager of Curatorial Affairs / Lana Wilson, Publications Manager and Film Curator / 

Ashley Tickle, Press and Marketing Manager / Shelley Gross, Assistant to the Director 

and Special Events / Adrienne Edwards, Strategic Development / Mike Skinner, 

Technical Producer, ARUP / Lillie DeArmon, Production Manager / Anthony Elms, 

Associate Producer / Tyler Myers, Associate Producer / Austin Shull, Associate Producer / 

Jennifer Piejko, Assistant to the Producer / Leonor Torres, Production Assistant / 

Hyatt Mannix, Press and Marketing Assistant / Sara Campot, Press and Archival Intern / 

Yasha Wallin, Web Editor / Livia Carpeggiani, Development Assistant / Sarah Stout, 

Development Assistant / Loren Mullins, Administrative Assistant / Marc Arthur, Front 

of House Manager / Alexandra Delage, Intern / Clara Touboul, Intern / Rebecca Schwebel, 

Intern /Additional Support: Luisa Gui, Job Piston, Performa Intensive – NYU Students / 

Paula Court, Archival Photographer / Pierce Jackson, Performa TV / A Practice 

for Everyday Life, Graphic Design / Fitz & Co, Public Relations / Perry Garvin Studio, 

Website Design 

PERFORMA 11 CURATORIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 

Marina Abramovic / Massimiliano Gioni / Yuko Hasegawa / Jens Hoffmann / Chrissie 

Iles / Joan Jonas / Lois Keidan / William Kentridge / Joseph V. Melillo / Paul D. Miller 

AKA DJ Spooky / Meredith Monk / Hans Ulrich Obrist / Lisa Phillips / Octavio Zaya 

PERFORMA 11 CONSORTIUM 

Abrons Arts Center / Anthology Film Archive / Americas Society / Aperture Foundation / 

ArteEast / Art in General / Art Since the Summer of ‘69/ Artists Institute / Artists Space / 

Austrian Cultural Forum / Bortolami Gallery / Bronx Museum / Calder Foundation / 

Columbia University / Danspace Project / E-Flux / El Museo del Barrio / Emily Harvey 

Foundation/ Fales Library & Special Collections, New York University/ Film Society at 

Lincoln Center / Forever & Today, Inc. / Franklin Furnace / Friends of the High Line / 

Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Moscow / Grey Art Gallery, New York 

University / Independent Curators International / International Studio & Curatorial 

Program / Issue Project Room / Japan Society / Joyce Soho / KAFFNY / Kunstverein 

New York / Leo Koenig Gallery / Location One / Marlborough Gallery / Museum of 

Art and Design / Museum of Modern Art / Museum of the Moving Image / National 

Arts Club / New Museum of Contemporary Art / Nicole Klagsbrun Project Space / 

Participant Inc. / Performing Garage / Recess Activities, Inc. / Rhizome / 

Scaramouche / School of Visual Arts / Sculpture Center / Sharjah Art Foundation / 

Storefront for Art and Architecture / Swiss Institute / The Hole / The Kitchen / 

The Vera List Center for Art and Politics The New School / Third Streaming / 

Times Square Alliance / White Box / White Columns / Zabludowicz Collection 

PERFORMA 11 TICKETS 

Buy tickets online at www.performa-arts.org 

Students / Senior Citizens / Performa Members: 

20% discount off tickets $10 or more 

Students must present current student photo ID at the Box Office 

Senior citizens (over 65) must show proof of age 

PERFORMA 11 BOX OFFICE 

Performa Hub 

233 Mott Street at Prince Street 


Open seven days a week, 12 – 6 pm beginning November 1st 

Cash, VISA, American Express, and MasterCard accepted 

VISUAL ART PERFORMANCE BIENNIAL 

NOVEMBER 1 – 21, 2011 

WWW.PERFORMA-ARTS.ORG 


Over its three-week run, the Performa Hub, designed by nOffice, functions 

as the biennial’s headquarters, offering a venue for special performances. 


New this year, the Performa Institute provides an exciting new platform for the 

research and educational components of the biennial. 

PERFORMA 11 BIENNIAL FUNDING & SUPPORT 

Lead support for has been provided by Toby Devan Lewis / Lambent Foundation Fund 

of Tides Foundation / The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Major support 

has been provided by Sharjah Art Foundation / National Endowment for the Arts / 

The David and Elaine Potter Foundation / Christie’s / Imagine Ireland / Paddle8. 

Additional support has been provided by Depart Foundation for the Discussion 

Exhibition and Production of Art / Royal Norwegian Consulate General in New York / 

The Cultural Services of the French Embassy / Maison Francaise and Institut Francais / 

Public Funds from New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in Partnership with 

the City Council / New York State Council on the Arts / Consulate General of Denmark 

in New York / Etant Donnés Contemporary Art / FUSED: French U.S. Exchange in 

Dance, a program of the National Dance Project/New England Foundation for the 

Arts and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York, and FACE (French 

American Cultural Exchange), with lead funding from Doris Duke Charitable Foundation 

and the Florence Gould Foundation / The Dedalus Foundation / The Gilbert MacKay 

Foundation / Office for Contemporary Art Norway / Danish Arts Council Committee for 

International Visual Arts / Arts Council Norway / SAHA - Contemporary Art Initiative / 

Toshiba / Dorothea Leonhardt Fund, Communities Foundation of Texas / Foundation 

for Contemporary Arts / Mondriaan Foundation, Amsterdam / Office of Cultural Affairs, 

Consulate General of Israel in New York / Artis – Contemporary Israeli Art Fund / The 

American-Scandinavian Foundation / Helena Rubinstein Foundation / Moon and Stars 

Project of The American Turkish Society / the Performa Board of Directors / the 

Performa Producers Circle / the Performa Curators Circle / the Performa Visionaries 

PERFORMA 11 MEDIA SPONSORS 

Art in America, W Magazine, Art Asia Pacific, Frieze, artnet, Whitewall 

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS 

Heidi Banks / Laurie Beckelman / Jean Christophe Castelli and Lisa Silver / Suzanne 

Geiss, Dakota Jackson / Mario Lazzaroni / Cindy Sherman / Ilya Szilak & Chris Vroom 

PERFORMA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Laurie Beckelman / Irving Benson / Todd Bishop / Julie Blakeslee / Amy Cappellazzo / 

Roy Essakow / Wendy Fisher / Stephanie French / Amanda Fuhrman / Jeanne 

Greenberg Rohatyn (Chair) / RoseLee Goldberg / Ronald Guttman / Barbara Hoffman / 

Michael Kantrow / Toby Devan Lewis (Honorary Chair) / David Orentreich 

PERFORMA PATRONS 

Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi / Julie Blakeslee and John Spong / Toby Devan Lewis / 

Wendy Fisher / Amanda and Glen Fuhrman / Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn and 

Nicholas Rohatyn / Amy and Ronald Gutman 

PERFORMA PRODUCERS CIRCLE 

Shelley Fox Aarons and Phil Aarons / Mimi Brown and Alp Ercil / David Campbell / 

Olivia Douglas / Gladstone Gallery / Agnes Gund / Rivka Sakar / i8 Gallery / Maurice 

Kanbar / Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery / Lisson Gallery / Luhring Augustine / Massimo 

De Carlo Gallery / Julie Mehretu / Victoria Miro / Nicolai Wallner Galleri / Emmanuel 

Perrotin / Carla Chamas and Judi Roaman / Rivka Saker / Laura Skoler / Shelley 

and David Sonnenberg / Christine Stanton and Mitch Wasterlain / David Teiger 

PERFORMA CURATORS CIRCLE 

Ellen Cantrowitz / Joanne Cassullo / Frances Kazan / Kate Robinson / 

Ross Sappenfield / Jeremy E. Steinke /Jane Wesman and Don Savelson / 

Esther Kim Varet and Joseph Varet 

PERFORMA VISIONARIES 

Steering Committee: Karen Boyer / Alexandre Carel / Anne Dayton / Natasha Graham / 

Candice Madey / Zoe Jackson / Jennifer Joy / Kate Robinson / Jeremy E. Steinke 

(Chair) / Esther Kim Varet. Members: Moreen Ahmad / Hope Atherton / Valerie Best / 

Felicitas and Chris Brant / Candice Breitz / Roxanna Bruno / David Carson / Geoffrey 

Chaiken / Nicolas Coblence / Gil Doron / Carolyn Drake / Justine Fisher / Peter 

Friedland / Leslie Fritz, Emma Hall / Sarah Hoover / Pierce Jackson / Jesper Just / 

Grace Kim / Jisoo Kim / Alexis Klein / Terence Koh / Heidi Lee / Yina Luo / Maggie Lyko / 

Sage Mehta / Lauren Messelian / Paul D. Miller / Haeyun Park / Adam Pendleton / 

Rob Profusek / Michael Robinson / Cassie Rosenthal / Jaime Schwartz / Jennie 

Salomon / Joanie Tom / Imani Uzuri / Joseph Varet / Sarah Varet / Burcu Yuksel 

PERFORMA 11 CURATORS 

RoseLee Goldberg / Defne Ayas / Mark Beasley / Esa Nickle / Lana Wilson / Yulia 

Aksenova / Melanie Crean / Cecilia Alemani / Dougal Phillips / Yona Backer / Sarina 

Basta / Sergio Bessa / Stefania Bortolami / Sabine Breitwieser / Victoria Brooks / 

Claudia Calirman / Gary Carrion-Murayari / Mary Ceruti / Ingrid Chu / Kari Conte / 

Lauren Cornell / Dean Daderko / Stacy Engman / David Everett-Howe / Courtenay Finn / 

Scott Foundas / Kate Fowle / Eva Franch i Gilabert / Lia Gangitano / Eric Gleason / 

Savannah Gorton / Kathy Grayson / Boris Groys / Anthony Huberman / Judy Hussie- 

Taylor / Gianni Jetzer / Eungie Joo / Alhena Katsof / Carin Kuoni / Fionn Meade / 

Hanne Mugaas / Liutauras Psibilskis / Juan Puntes / Davide Quadrio / Gabriela Rangel / 

Silvia Sgualdini / Danya Sherman / Yoko Shioya / Andreas Stadler / Allison Weisberg / 

Glenn Weiss / Martha Wilson / Jake Yuzna 

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