Chokra
CHOKRA is an interdisciplinary performance artist from the United Arab Emirates. CHOKRA's recent appearances include N/A v0.0[1] (SALT Artspace, New York, 2009), Studio B-last (International Studios & Curatorial Program, New York, 2010) and Al-Mtsaalh Haal (The Trucial Case) [2] (The Watermill Center - a laboratory for performance, New York 2010).[3]
CHOKRA has been featured in The Southampton Press [4], The Southampton Patch [5], ArtAsiaPacific[6] and Domus[7] Magazine. Recent screenings of his video work "Satie to D" and "Divers" were featured on the online database of video art titled SanctionedArray, New York City, October 2010[8] and screened at Queering Sex curated by Kathryn Garcia and Sarvia Jasso, Human Resources, Los Angeles, June 2011[9]
References
- ^ N/A v0.0 curated by Sidhant Bhagchandani, SALT Artspace, December 17, 2009
- ^ CHOKRA performs AL-Mtsaalh Haal at The Watermill Center - a laboratory for performance, December 18, 2010
- ^ CHOKRA’s biography, The Watermill Center - a laboratory for performance
- ^ “CHOKRA Promises A Spectacle at Watermill Center,” by Brandi Buchman, The Southampton Press, Dec 22, 2010 8:56 AM
- ^ "CHOKRA presents Al-Mtsaalh Haal (The Trucial Case) at The Watermill Center," by Pat Rogers, The Southampton Patch, December 22, 2010
- ^ “To Be Absolutely Contemporary,” by HG Masters, Almanac 2011 – ArtAsiaPacific, January 1st 2011
- ^ “Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center: An “ideal” workshop for explorations of art in all senses by the author who revolutionalised modern theatre,” Domus 944, February 2011
- ^ Art Review, October 27, 2010
- ^ Queering Sex by Kathryn Garcia and Sarvia Jasso at Human Resources Los Angeles, June 2011
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