4th anniversary

The Blueproject Foundation celebrates its fourth anniversary on friday the 6th of October at 19h30 by presenting the performance “All we need is” by the artist Grace Euna Kim and a session of electronic music by Dj Pegatas.

Kim's  performances are immersive contexts developed in close connection to the social reality of the audience who are both subjects and objects of artistic action. The encounter invites new modes of being that liberate the viewer, freeing them from the confines of ritual role play and movement patterns, and highlighting that which is already in them, a performer themselves. 

This new production, thought especially for the occasion, will start at 20h15 and will be the highlight of the artistic celebration of the anniversary. ‘All we need is’ invites a collective reflection on the human condition, its cages of the imagination, and the illusive relation of self, other, and world.

The evening will start with a welcome cocktail, offered by the Café Blueproject, during which Vanessa Salvi, founder; Gerardo Peral, Executive Director; Aurélien Le Genissel and Renato Della Poeta, art directors of the foundation, will announce the three winners of the call for artists in residence 2018. The night will continue with a session of electronic music by Dj Pegatas. 

Program: 

• 19h30: Opening
• 20h15: Performance “All we need is” - Grace Euna Kim
• 21h30: Cocktail and catering
• 22h30: Announcement of the winners of the residence program
• 23h-01h: Music session by Dj Pegatas

Grace Euna Kim's bio:

Grace Euna Kim is an artist and researcher working at an intersection of visual art, performance, and social research. Her work has been presented in numerous contexts, including Seoul Museum (Seoul), Museum of Nonconformist Art (St. Petersburg), White Box (New York), Flutgraben (Berlin), Galerie Madé (Paris) and Galerie Stuczna (Warsaw). She has been featured in Foam Magazine, Paper Magazine, The Independent, Vrij Nederland, and Sleek Magazine, among others. She is currently a PhD Candidate in Philosophy, Art and Social Thought at the European Graduate School (EGS), and is based between Berlin and New York.