The performance will take place on Thursday November 23 at 18:00 and Saturday November 25 at 13:00.

Angela Goh, an artist working with dance and choreography whose practice is regularly presented in both contemporary art and traditional performance contexts, is staging the recently conceived work Pattern Recognition at Astrup Fearnley Museet. Borrowing and reconfiguring gestures and actions from previous works, temporality is compressed and expanded through repetition, with deviations in each iteration. A narrative is created through the slight differences in each repeated sequence, pointing to an instability in how we apprehend time and its relation to the body.

This event is part of Before Tomorrow Live – a program of performance, talks, sound, and screenings as an extension of the anniversary exhibition Before Tomorrow – Astrup Fearnley Museet 30 Years. 

Free and open for all.

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