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Part 1: Measuring

Part 1: Measuring

audience members are invited to participate in a body classification process

Part 1: Measured

Part 1: Measured

audience members are given the opportunity to classify both performers

Part 1: The pencil test

Part 1: The pencil test

a choreographed performance exploring the testing of hair texture (a process previously used to ascertain racial category)

Part 1: Pencil test

Part 1: Pencil test

a choreographed performance exploring the testing of hair texture (a process previously used to ascertain racial category)

Day 2: Platting

Day 2: Platting

iteration of a normative grooming and beautification ritual

Part 2: Platting - Last legs

Part 2: Platting - Last legs

iteration of a normative grooming and beautification ritual

Part 2: With hair

Part 2: With hair

Part 3: Aspirational journey

Part 3: Aspirational journey

a few hours at the Sandton mall, engaged in further grooming

Part 3: Aspirational journey

Part 3: Aspirational journey

a few hours at the Sandton mall, engaged in further grooming

Part 4: Unravelling

Part 4: Unravelling

a final measuring session and then unravelling - post beauty rituals at the mall- whilst engaging in dialogue with the audience

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Unravelling 1.jpg

2014 to current

Perfomance and installation  with

Alberta Whittle 

 

Right of Admission 

In a series of performative gestures the artists Farieda Nazier and Alberta Whittle contest the visible and invisible boundaries in a range of urban settings. Using the physicality of the body and its appearance as markers for access, 'Right of Admission' functions as an intervention intended to challenge the “accepted narrative, which insists on an economic and social hierarchy of aspiration.”

Previously performed at: 

 

Room Gallery 

Space #3, 70 Juta Street, Braamfontein 

 3 OCTOBER - 11 OCTOBER 2014

(BLOG/FACEBOOK Post)

 

Johannesburg Pavillion: 56th Venice Biennale '15

Lista Bari, 1165, Venezia, Italy

6 MAY - 7 MAY 2015

(ART SOUTH AFRICA)

Apartheid Museum

Northern Park Way and Gold Reef Rd,

Johannesburg, 2001

24 SEPTEMBER 2018

(WEBSITE)

University of Johannesburg Art Gallery 

Corner of Kingsway Ave and, University Rd,

Auckland Park,

Johannesburg, 2092

AUGUST 2021

(THE MOVING CUBE)

(WALKABOUT VIDEO)

(CREATIVE FEEL ARTICLE)

 

 

After Math: An exploration of temporality, wounding and consequence exhibition 2012

Videowork and installation with Mocke J van Veuren 

Performance with Thami Hector Manekehla 

Apartheid Musuem 

Northern Park Way and Gold Reef Rd, Johannesburg

16 AUGUST - 16 SEPTEMBER 

 

Traversed and recorded: Ithuba Art Fund

2012

Ithuba Art Gallery 

100 Juta Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg 

22 NOVEMBER 

 

MTN New Contemporary Awards

2012

Castle of Good Hope 

C/O Darling and Buitenkant Streets, Cape Town

12 DECEMBER 

 

 

 

 

Stopmotion animation videowork 2011 with
Mocke J van Veuren

 

Looming 2

Artspace gallery, Jan Smuts Drive,  Johannesburg 

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