Maria Eichhorn, Film Lexicon of Sexual Practices, 1999/2005/2008/2014, 17 films (16 mm, colour, silent), film screening, wall text. Exhibition view, Maria Eichhorn, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria, 2014 Photo: Mark Tretter
Once again, we are pleased to welcome the UBC Contemporary Players to the Belkin Art Gallery for a concert inspired by the exhibition Maria Eichhorn. Led by Directors Corey Hamm and Paolo Bortolussi with support from Aaron Graham, this graduate and undergraduate student ensemble from the UBC School of Music will animate the Gallery for an afternoon program celebrating themes from the exhibition.
All welcome. Admission is free.
PROGRAM
Tristan Murail, Lachrymae (2011)
Ryan Esau (flute), Sarah Ho (violin), Jonathan Na (violin), Jeffrey Ho (viola), Kyran Assing (cello), Jesse Lu (double bass), Corey Hamm (conductor)
Denis Gougeon, Piano-Soleil (1990)
Andrea Tremblay-Legendre (piano)
Karen Tanaka, Ocean (1, 2, 3) (2003)
Charlene Lee (violin), Jenny Hwang (piano)
Helmut Lachenmann, Guero (1969)
Rebecca Clarke (piano)
Frederic Rzewski, Down By The Riverside (1979)
Andrea Tremblay-Legendre (piano)
Emma Lou Diemer, Toccata (1979)
Susan Xia (piano)
Derek Bermel, Twin Trio (1, 2) (2005)
Satoko Nagashima (flute), Ellie Froese (clarinet), Andrea Tremblay-Legendre (piano)
Tristan Murail, Dernières nouvelles du vent d’ouest (2011)
Angela Chen (viola), Ivy Chao (French horn), Rebecca Clarke (piano), Aaron Graham (percussion), Paolo Bortolussi (conductor)
CONCEIVED AND DEVELOPED BY SHELLY ROSENBLUM
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Maria Eichhorn is a German artist based in Berlin who has been exhibiting since the late 1980s. Her works often enact a social situation and involve an analysis of institutions. In general, Eichhorn’s works offer an interrogation of how power is distributed and unveil the abstract aspect of economies. “The work of Maria Eichhorn is layered and complex, rich and textured, both literal and metaphysical and often highly poetic and allusive." This exhibition will be the first time Eichhorn’s work has been seen in Vancouver, and the Belkin is presenting two ongoing projects, Prohibited Imports (2003/08 and 2015) and Film Lexicon of Sexual Practices (1999/2005/2008/2014/2015), that are augmented on this occasion with newly commissioned works added to each series.
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