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Demonstrations - Online Videos
Demonstrations is a set of works that combines thirteen online videos, specifically on YouTube, with video documentation of twelve live-art performances that ‘un-work’ the original thirteen online videos. The demonstrations research different kinds of ‘trace’ through combined methods that use body (subjective, communal), DIY performance, scores, video documentation, participation and event; they invoke audiences to do (or try) incomplete works that, inherently, seem un-working, mundane, politically ambiguous, and thus ‘inoperative’.
This item contains thirteen video demonstrations which were first presented online on a Youtube channel called Demonstrations.
1. How to outline through elastic and red tape – Demonstration 1 (2016)
2. How to saw wooden posts and become foot-vacuumed – Demonstration 2 (2016)
3. How to eat and be seen through a pretzel – Demonstration 3 (2016)
4. How to picture skies, faces and ceilings – Demonstration 4 (2016)
5. How to wrap and show one’s arms – Demonstration 5 (2017)
6. How to spill coffee and step over grounds – Demonstration 6 (2018)
7. How to bag one’s air – Demonstration 7 (2017)
8. How to make sufficient supplies – Demonstration 8 (2020)
9. How to rub coins and fingers through papers – Demonstration 9 (2018)
10. How to measure things with sticks and stones – Demonstration 10 (2018)
11. How to bore – Demonstration 11 (2019)
12. How to stretch – Demonstration 12 (2019)
13. How to evacuate – Demonstration 13 (2019)
The videos can also be viewed on Luzar's Youtube channel via this link.
Videos used courtesy of Robert Luzar. Used with permission.
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contemporary artpolitical artvisual culturelive artperformance artperformativeparticipatory arttraceerasureeventArtPerformance and Installation ArtArt Theory and Criticism not elsewhere classifiedPolitical Theory and Political PhilosophyArt history, theory and criticism not elsewhere classifiedPerformance artPolitical theory and political philosophy
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