Performance ＋ Artist Talk
MAM Project 032: Bady Dalloul Related Program
Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation available
Bady Dalloul creates works that address the themes of migration and encounters, which are universal human activities, while at times incorporating his personal story of growing up in a Syrian immigrant family that moved to France.
As part of the exhibition-related program, we are organizing a performance and artist talk. In the first half of the program, we are featuring a new performance piece co-produced with stage director Kamisato Yudai with the support of the Kawamura Arts and Cultural Foundation, using exhibited works of Dalloul’s works and their worldview as a starting point. In the second half, the artist will join to discuss the background to the production of the performance and to elaborate on his artistic activities to date, including the works on display.
- - Performance
- Appearing
- Najib El-Khash (TV Anchor, Journalist)
- Text and direction
- Kamisato Yudai (Playwright, Theater Director)
- - Artist Talk
- Appearing
- Bady Dalloul (Exhibition-Featured Artist), Kamisato Yudai, Najib El-Khash
- Discussant
- Martin Germann (Adjunct Curator, Mori Art Museum)
- Date & Time
- 15:00-17:00, Saturday, October 26, 2024 (Doors open: 14:45)
Bady Dalloul
Bady Dalloul (b. 1986 in Paris) is a Syrian-French multimedia artist who studied at Beaux-Arts de Paris. He was the recipient of Sciences Po Prize for Contemporary Art (2016) and Prize for Arab Contemporary Creation awarded by the Friends of the Institut du Monde Arabe (2017). Dalloul has had solo exhibitions at Untilthen Gallery, Paris (2016), Darat al Funun, Amman (2019), and Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha (2023). He has participated in group exhibitions at Gulbenkian Foundation, Paris (2018); Warehouse 421, Abu Dhabi (2019); The Institut Valencià d’Art Modern [IVAM], Spain (2020); Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2020); Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo (2022); and Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai (2024) among others. In 2021, he was awarded the Institut français residency program at Villa Kujoyama, Kyoto.
Photo: Noam Levinger
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