Safe Assembly, VIVO, February 27, 2010   Presentation of documentations (videos and photographs).

The project involved participants to impose the personal by using household curtains (or light linen) changing momentarily the urban landscape producing poetic ephemeral gestures.

Bring your textile (video, photographs)
Intervention in downtown Vancouver, Canada, July 25, 2009.

OV Procession (video, photographs)
Performance/intervention,Vancouver, Canada, December 28. 2009.

March With Curtains (video, photographs)  Performance/intervention,Vancouver, Canada, December 28. 2009.

Bring your curtain in Vancouver East downtown (video, photographs) Intervention, Vancouver, Canada, January 24, 2010.

Bring your Curtain, Olympic Village (photographs) Intervention, Vancouver, Canada February 7, 2010.

Friday, February 19, 2010
Centre A, Vancouver

A Masque Tea Party presents a window projection of street cover ups throughout Vancouver since 2008,  with Lois Klassen and a number of participants.

Music by special guests Gyre (electro-acoustic, live processing, assorted objects), Saressa Gardner (singing, real-time processing, sampling) and Rafael Tsuchida (Theremin).

Masque tea is hosted by The World Tea Party, Bright Lights Festival, and Centre A, Vancouver.

“OV Procession” Vancouver, Canada, December 28. 2009.

Performance/intervention of Pierre Andre Sonolet with Sepideh Saii, Rafael Tsuchida, and Jeff Langille

Mask of cheesecloth through the Olympic village, Vancouver, Canada, Sept. 2009.

– Paint through Manhattan Sept 4, 2009.
– 3 masks of cheesecloth picnicking in Central Park, NY, Sept 5, 2009.

Bring your pigment for lunch
Performance, front of the Olympic village, Vancouver, July 19, 2009.

Speaking won’t be necessary, but the act of throwing will be a form both of speaking resisting the inactivity of speech; acting out the will and drawing with food (organic pigment) can be an act of stepping outside of preconceived means of communication, to engage in a new way with a small group of people. The performance was video taped and photographed to be also presented in New York for “Pan-demonium”.

“Pan-demonium” currated by Gill Whiteley for AC Institute [Direct Chapel] NY, (Sept. 03 to Oct. 10, 2009).

Swarm (Festival of artist run culture) with The Disasteroids Sept. 4Th, 2003, Video In Studios.
“Invitation to Disaster” (a group of multidisciplinary artists).
–The Wheel (with a man inside) performance based on the idea of studies from Leonardo Da Vinci of the possibility of a perpetual motion and his work of a hydraulic machine. With the participation of Rafael Tsuchida for the visual effect and Andrew Amy for the music.
–Drawing a cow in a box. Sonolet was reproducing a cow (can cow) in a box, where the public could see him through the box by a pinhole!