// WITH TOMORROW'S SUN:
A NIGHT OF PERFORMANCE AND POETRY

Wednesday, March 13
Performance in the gallery: 6pm
Program: 6:30pm

Enter the ICA for a historical unfolding of the cultural capital of glitter, a surfacing of shimmering abandon at times of political and economic precariousness. The festivities will begin with a site-specific performance in ICA's Project Space by artist Field Kallop: and upon each stood a siren, borne around in its revolution (2013). The performance will be followed by a talk on the exhibition Glitter and Folds by 2011-2013 Whitney-Lauder Curatorial Fellow Jennifer Burris in ICA's auditorium. Philadelphia poet Frank Sherlock—author of Over Here (2009) and The City Real & Imagined (with CAConrad, 2010)—will conclude the evening with a reading of his utopian verse.

image: Weegee (Arthur Fellis), The Gold Painted Stripper, ca. 1940. Courtesy of the International Center of Photography. Getty Images. Special thanks to Erin Barnett, Assistant Curator, International Center of Photography.

// MIRANDA // THE ICA BLOG

Get ready for with tomorrow's sun by reading Miranda on Field Kallop's rehearsal for her gallery performance, in which she uses pendulums, fishing weights, and diamond dust to create dazzling patterns on the gallery floor.

"This is my homemade pendulum," Field Kallop says....

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