26 -28 February 2021
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HOUSE CALLS’ 4th public program | Fullfat Theatre X Throw BKK
"The pandemic lockdown brought us the opportunity to self-reflect. Within the periphery of comfort, it is a chance to meditate and be grateful, to set direction and determine to become a better person, to do all the things you always wanted to do, anything, but no dancing"
100 Tonson Foundation proudly presents a site-specific performance But No Dancing, by Fullfat Theatre and Throw BKK. It is an interpretation and an extension to the exhibition House Calls by Pinaree Sanpitak. This performance wants to question both easy and uneasy moments during ‘quarantining at home’, whether by choice or otherwise. Throughout the one-hour duration, this performance will explore varieties of texture and shape within Pinaree’s works to examine subjects of fragility and femininity, with a performance space designed to seamlessly connect with the artist’s works.
This program is an extension of the exhibition House Calls an exhibition by veteran artist Pinaree Sanpitak, whose works have enriched and inspired Thailand’s art sphere for more than three decades. In this exhibition, the artist created up to 400 pieces of paper sculptures, using hand-torn stacks of natural paper to make the shape of a “Breast Stupa” (common structures in Buddhist temples), placed on top of various vessels, containers, and utensils that were once part of Pinaree’s home and collection.
House Calls will be on view until 4 April 2021 at 100 Tonson Foundation
Every Thursday-Friday, 10:00am-6:00pm and Saturday-Sunday, 11:00am-7:00pm.
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