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ephemeropteræ 2012/05 – Japanther

Japanther

Performances
Japanther
Ephemeropteræ

japanter
Japanther is an art project by Matt Reilly and Ian Vanek, established in 2001. In the summer of 2011 Japanther produced sounds and lyrics live in the gardens of the Arsenale in Venice in the midst of the logs, fumes, smoke, crackles, heat, energy and glass lava of Gelitin in the Gelatin Pavilion. Japanther has made its name with unique performance situations, appearing alongside synchronized swimmers, with giant puppets, marionettes, and at shows with giant dinosaurs and BMXers flying off the walls.
five lions
Iraq Iran
get us out of Afghanistan
Russia Japan
Germany Thailand
Ramallah Gaza
Belgrade and Tripoli
Romania Latvia
Bosnia Yugoslavia
Rwanda Sudan
Iroquois North Ireland
Korea Kosovo
Cambodia Laos and Italy
In Bogota Riad and Saigon
Somalia Syria
Nigeria India
Iraq Iran
why was US in Pakistan
Mexican cartels
Chilean bombs fell
Austria and England are far more boring
Warsaw Paris Havana to Detroit
Chechnya Slovakia
Croatia Liberia
Kashmir Burma
Tunisia Tahrir
Tiananmen Serbia
Panama Timor
Hezbollah Johannesburg
San Salvador Algiers
date
June 29, 2012 from 7 pm

Installation view: Shooting Back, Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary, Vienna, Austria, 2007
Photo: Michael Strasser, 2007 | © Bildrecht, Vienna, 2017

location
Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary
TBA21–Augarten, Scherzergasse 1A, 1020 Vienna, Austria
supported by
Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein
curated by
Daniela Zyman and Boris Ondreička
 
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ephemeropteræ 2012/05 – Japanther
ephemeropteræ 2012/03 – La Stampa
ephemeropteræ 2012/15 – Gelatin, Helmut Meisner
ephemeropteræ 2012/14 – Simon Starling, Mike Davies
ephemeropteræ 2012/13 – Ragnar Kjartansson
ephemeropteræ 2012/12 – Tribute to Franz West. Charles Bernstein, Tris Vonna-Michell
ephemeropteræ 2012/11 – Andreas Neumeister, Tanja Widman, David Jourdan
ephemeropteræ 2012/10 – Ines Doujak, Ruth Noack
ephemeropteræ 2012/09 – Dominik Steiger, Gilbert Bretterbauer, Son of the Velvet Rat
ephemeropteræ 2012/08 – Nicole Blackman, Carl Michael von Hausswolff
ephemeropteræ 2012/06 – SUPERFLEX
ephemeropteræ 2012/01 – Karl Holmqvist, Lydia Lunch, Christian Fennesz, Zavoloka
Artists
Japanther