Compendium of contributions (texts, scores, documentation) by those who made work through/at PPL’s lab site at 104 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY between 2012-2018. Published with The Operating System. Available as a free Open Source PDF and in print here: https://theoperatingsystem.org/product/institution-is-a-verb-a-panoply-performance-lab-compilation/
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WATCH HERE: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKHomiSa1mMys7t9XkrVJ4hG1bwTrf5Kx
Heidegger's Indiana is 12-part digital music-theatre-video-philosophy project, created for release through The Exponential Festival. Videos may be experienced individually as they are released December 1, 2020 - January 20, 2020, as an edited single work on January 28, 2021 at 9pm, and together via a playlist on PPL's YouTube Channel afterwards. Text, music, performance, videography, choreography etc by Esther Neff and Kaia Gilje.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp_Q_VoEpyU
PPL (Esther, Kaia, Brian) performing “Paranormativity” at Center for Performance Research (CPR), story told by audience member Honey Jernquist
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Muscular Bonding was a life-art and social performance project, Feb. 15-March 6 2018.
Esther Neff, Kaia Gilje, Adriana Disman, 3dwardsharp and Nina Isabelle drove to St. Louis, MO from Brooklyn, NY and spent 2 weeks working (#sweatequity) at MARSH (Materializing & Activating Radical Social Habitus) with Beth Neff in Carondalet, St. Louis. Over the two weeks, the group devised scores from processes of drywall installation, wall-building, communal eating and sleeping, interaction with neighbors, and other hard labor tasks and elements of social habitus. On March 1 the group of 6 drove materials from the building and surrounding area to Tulsa, OK to participate in the New Genre Arts Festival at Living Arts Tulsa. For 2 days, we interviewed attendees to the festival about their relationships with structures and the structures of their relationships, asking them to speak colloquially with us and to select any word-cards (each with a score on the back) that could help us materialize their ways of seeing and feeling via sculptural processes and concrete installation.
Photos by Nina Isabelle, Esther Neff, Lorene Bouboushian
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interactive operations with/for individuals present and 3 performers (labeled “performer”) at W.O.R.K Gallery in Salisbury, MD (scored as part of EotW by PPL, guest solo vocalist Tara Gladden [also curator, with David Gladden]) Photos courtesy of Tara as well :-) 21 participants and approx. 3-6 observers, blueberry pie, scores, site, karaoke of User desires from Phase II, situational, temporal, and interpersonal entanglements.
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video documentation by Karl Cooney of quite a few of the “usership-generated” operations of Phase II of Embarrassed of the Whole (EotW) across and throughout February, 2017
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PPL (Esther, Kaia, Brian) performing at the Bronx Museum as part of ITINERANT curated and documented by Hector Canonge
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