RITA ACKERMANN
LOUISE DIEDRICH
LOVETT/CODAGNONE
RACHEL LOWTHER
RICHY MIDNIGHT
PLEASURE PRINCIPLE
MICHAEL PORTNOY
JOHNATHAN SCHIPPER
AGATHE SNOW
JULIE TOLENTINO

CURATED BY LOVETT/CODAGNONE

Louise Diedrich

Momenta Art is pleased to announce "Still Ill", a group exhibition that examines relational strategies between artists and live audiences. Structured around a series of live performances over time, the exhibition takes its form from the ephemeral nature of performance, such that the exhibition expands, building itself on the accumulation of residual traces of live actions as the performances end. Each week, for the duration of the exhibition, performances will take place:

Opening Night, Friday, June 10, 6-9pm

Julie Tolentino
Love letters - excerpt from The Point of Diminishing Return
Solo performance excerpt begins outside of the gallery leaving behind remnants.

Louise Diedrich
A Black Rose Grows In Your Garden
Video projection documenting a project in which the artist positioned hidden cameras, given to women and young girls riding various "dark rides" at carnivals and state fairs.

Jonathan Schipper
Invisible Jet
A one-hour durational performance in which the artist is contained in a clear plastic mold of his own body.

Monday, June 13, (call gallery for time and to book appointment)

Michael Portnoy
Strangergames
A salon in which visitors who book appointments in advance interact with strangers in manners choreographed by the artist.


Friday, June 17, 6-9pm

Luther Price
Have a pickle
Live screening of new 16mm films by legendary performer/small gauge filmmaker.

Rachel Lowther and Richy Midnight
Accidental Midnight
Collaborative sculptural installation and recorded sound performance.


Friday, June 24, 6-9pm

Pleasure Principle
Scripted gathering and sound by fashion collaborative team.

Rita Ackermann and Lovett/Codagnone
Performative tribute to R.W. Fassbinder.


Monday, July 4, 6-9pm

Agathe Snow
An unpatriotic picnic will be prepared and served in the gallery.

Julie Tolentino

Lovett/Codagnone

Rachel Lowther