AloneSunday 7th August 2011

Please book on your performances at the reception desk - you will need your ticket.

Please go to the reception desk at least 5 minutes before your performance is due to begin. Latecomers will not be allowed to enter a particular performance.

You only get one go at each performance - enjoy it whilst it lasts.

Be brave but if things get too much for you then simply ask to leave.

Be prepared to interact. Each of these pieces is a conversation in some way, even if you are only required to look, think or imagine.

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Enjoy the day.

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Layers of flesh, memories and food bear witness to our existence.

Marking on, around and with our bodies using, as materials, the raw ingredients from our past and future,

Coffee+Sponge invite you to create Coffee+Sponge invite you to create with us, stories which exist in the present.

EAting our words

A redundant secret is flabby, flac-cid. Like a deflated balloon. Like a benign cancer. The dull lump of a neutron star, floating alone in the depths of space.

Collective Unconscious invite you Collective Unconscious invite you to share your secrets in a joint act of making.

ATRium

Collective Unconscious invite you to be the one of the first to take part in an exciting new durational piece of work. Select a part of your body to have a short section of a novel adorned upon. The plot is wrien but the words themselves will be put down during the performance. put down during the performance. Photographs of the adornments will be compiled into a book which will tell the unfolding narrative.

Epiderm

Have a short walk up the street to the canal, feed the ducks and let Collective Unconscious tell you the story of Jane Mills.

Jane Mills

Copenhagen’s Fiction Pimps invite you to engage in an act of sponta-neuos writing in response to their video installation. Your words will then be incorporated into their future work.

Seeing what is not supposed to be seen //

The Fictional State of Mind

We are convinced that the best way to get to know a city is by its local market. The culture of the place emerges from every corner: the smells, the colors, the flavors, the sounds. We've tried to visit local markets in every city we've been to: Denmark, Germany, Brazil, the UK, Uruguay...For us, making an "audio-tour" of our central For us, making an "audio-tour" of our central market was the best way to bring everyday life in Córdoba to you.The expression "quevaievá" is, for us, full of The expression "quevaievá" is, for us, full of meaning. For starters, it is exactly how you would write "que va a llevar?" (translated: what are you buying/taking home?) if you are hearing it directly from a local person in our home town. Weird accent and all. It is also the most heard question trough out our "tour". It's the first thing you're asked when you're seen wandering you're asked when you're seen wandering around, when you get to the different stands, when you open a door in a shop. This is our way to bring you close to us. - Hijas Del Mal

quevaievá

Although things might die, some-thing new always takes its place. Everything carries on.

The God-Bone is a new piece of audio peformance by Sarah Dobbs.

the God-Bone

Users need to download the free application Issuu onto their phone from the usual source (Apple Appstore or Android Market) along with a free barcode scanner (search barcode scanner) Once these are installed then please scan the QR code below,accept the link, choose “open in Issuu” and then follow the performance.

(Technical assistance is available - please ask at reception)

Forever FallingCollective Unconscious present a piece of digital self-performance

for Smartphone Users (Android / Apple iPhone)