Kingston – Nicole Peyrafitte

11 Women of Spirit at Salon Zürcher & Karstic-Action

1- Kingston, NY. Cardinal (2020) 29.5 x 38.5

2-Kingston, NY. Jaune d’Oeuf (2020) 29.5 x 38.5

I am very much looking forward to 11 Women of Spirit, a mini-art fair at Zürcher Gallery, 11 female artists representing themselves in the space. I will be showing recent Karstic-Action paintings.
Opening Reception: Monday, March 2, 6 – 8 PM
Closing Reception: Sunday, March 8, 5-7 PM
Open to the Public:
Tuesday, March 3- Saturday, March 7: 12-8pm
Sunday, March 8: 12 – 7pm
G aleriezurcher.com
33 Bleecker Street, New-York, NY.

Below, the video documentation & above, two paintings of our latest Karstic-Action at The Lace Mill in Kingston N.Y. Together with Michael Bisio (bass), Patrick Higgings (guitar & electronics), Pierre Joris (poetry), we wove, carved, painted, played, occupied, sung, worded , danced a 50-minute improvised action.

Voilà! I am looking forward to see you in March and together let’s Persist Resist & Care and keep our spirits up !

Bisio/Joris/Peyrafitte Kingston Trialogues

Bisio/Joris/Peyrafitte

Trialogues are improvised collaborative exchanges inside a set time limit between 3 protagonists unconditionally dedicated to their chosen mode of expression: Joris to his nomadic poetry in its wandering, rhizomatic explorations; Peyrafitte to her nourishing, sensual, campy and scintillating multi-layered vocal range & texts & live painting; Bisio to the extraordinary tonal beauty and intensity of the very personal musical language of his double bass. This ongoing collaboration started in 2009 & was featured at the Vision Festival XV.

The Lace Mill, 165 Cornell St, Kingston, NY 12401

Trialogue at the Lace Mill, Kingston,NY

Trialogue
Nicole Peyrafitte — Michael Bisio — Pierre Joris
Trialogues are improvised collaborative exchanges inside a set time limit between 3 protagonists unconditionally dedicated to their chosen mode of expression: Joris to his nomadic poetry in its wandering, rhizomatic explorations; Peyrafitte to her nourishing, sensual, campy and scintillating multi-layered vocal range & texts ; Bisio to the extraordinary tonal beauty and intensity of the very personal musical language of his double bass.
“Spoken-word and multilingual vocalizations engage in masterful swordplay with sonic bass explorations” Gregg Haymes — Times Union

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