The power of fire not only kindles the life of civilizations
Yet it cleverly retains its subtle visual charm
As Osman notes in his opening letter
and performances with written commentary by the artist and by California-based art and cultural critic Dick Hebdige
democratic expression
How to Die -- Inopine missingimgs The power of fire notHow to Die Inopin is a performance and a practice. It thinks through, in an embodied manner, the prevailing contemporary moods of ecological grief, cultural panic, and collapse. As a performance in a theater or outdoors, an audience encounters five dancers who are constantly building, unbuilding, and rebuilding. Afterwards, stories are told around a bonfire. As a practice in the studio, school, or street, a group of dancers, artists, writers, and