Nine Cents A Copy (HARAKIRI: To Die For Performances)

Emily Loving's MFA Thesis exhibition, "Nine Cents A Copy," at CentralTrak.

Saturday, April 28 from 8pm-10pm

As part of the HARAKIRI: To Die For Performances series, photographer Emily Loving will be creating a ephemeral environment via photos of performance duo, Slik Stockings, who will also be inhabiting the space.

Exploring femininity, female identity, and the body through a... [read more]

Emily Loving's MFA Thesis exhibition, "Nine Cents A Copy," at CentralTrak.

Saturday, April 28 from 8pm-10pm

As part of the HARAKIRI: To Die For Performances series, photographer Emily Loving will be creating a ephemeral environment via photos of performance duo, Slik Stockings, who will also be inhabiting the space.

Exploring femininity, female identity, and the body through a temporary lens, Loving's work deals with memory, the loss or passing of a moment. Together with Slik Stockings, the artists are creating an interactive and immersive experience that forces the performers to confront their own image.

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HARAKIRI: To Die For Performances
a collaboration between performance artists and visual artists

Harakiri is a ceremonial disembowelment specifically performed in front of spectators. This public self-execution creates a ritual of performance in the act of death. An idea that is at the basis of all performance--every moment you step on the stage could be your last; if you do not leave your soul out there for all to witness, if you do not die with every performance, have you lived honorably?


SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES (from 8pm-10pm each Saturday):

**Sat. April 28: Emily Loving and Slik Stockings
**Sat. May 5: Dallas Neo-Classical Ballet
**Sat. May 12: Big Rig Dance Collective and Local Filmmakers
**Sat. May 19: Michael Morris, Andrew Blanton, Able Youth, DGDG, and poets


--all performances are free to the public

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