Inertia and extreme duration make Ibrahim Quraishi's "Wild Life Take Away Station" a mysterious still life

by Daniel Bertina
22 April 201230 March 2022
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Bij binnenkomst is Wild Life Take Away Station al vier uur aan de gang. Twee performers – Diego Agulló en Ria Higler, een jonge man en een oude vrouw – slenteren als suffe zombies door de projectstudio van het Centraal Museum. Ze zijn bleek en spiernaakt, op hun rare sloffen en pruiken na. De twee liggen uitgestrekt over de bank, sjokken rond, drinken wat, laten zich vallen of kruipen tegen elkaar aan. Nietszeggende handelingen, uitgevoerd met uitgestreken smoelen. Wild Life Take Away Station is...

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Daniel Bertina

/// Freelance cultural journalist, critic, writer and dramatist. Omnivore with a love of art, culture & media in all unfathomable gradations between obscure underground and wildly commercial mainstream. Also works for Het Parool and VPRO. And trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.View Author posts

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