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Extreme Female Body Art

Extreme Gender Art presents
"FEMALE EXTREME BODY ART"
January 30, 2010 - h21.00
@ Rising Love - Via delle Conce 14, Rome

ALIA SORAYA MZ TIGERORCHID ANTARES
Sweet BASTARD FRANCESCA FOR SYLVIA Di Ianni VELIA

JULIUS KAISER Kyrahm

10 Italian artists of the live art and body art extreme perform in an unusual all-female show. Body piercing, Body Modifications, installations and human gender role play: at the center of the female body hurt by cruel practices or decorated with refined compositions, but also a gesture of liberation and ritual.

Princess Soraya and Mz Tigerorchid collaboration with Antares misandry, propose a new and separate from their respective origins, and Bloody Cirkus Freaks Bloody Tricks, the most active troupe of extreme body art in Italy. Velia, in a demonstration and provocative sull'incomunicabilità return due to new media, performance cucirà his lips in "Alien Action-2010". Bastard sweet and delight us with their Alia interwoven strings and meat. Kyrahm present a new performance after human proposals with Julius Kaiser facilities in Italy and abroad, and the festival "Mutations Profane" they developed successfully with Sylvia Ianni, who was also shortlisted by the artists.

Opening the evening will be a screening of the documentary "Blue" by Francesca Fini Kyrahm and Julius Kaiser on the event side of the Venice Biennale with Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens.

Extreme Gender Art promotes the performing arts. It 's a project Kyrahm and Julius Kaiser, among the first to Rome to propose expressions complained of Body Art in clubs, in contemporary art exhibitions and stage performances. The idea has infected other events that are now beginning to approach the issues up until a few years ago strictly underground scene.

CorpiVariGeneriDiversi amygdala, a project of queer culture and electronic music that has emerged in recent years, graciously hosts our initiative in collaborative synergy.

"The success of an artist is not calculated in proportion to the works sold, but as research is intimately linked to the people: the language view must be contagious and infect. "(Franko B)