Museum Late: Good harmonies, misbegotten words and pre-ripped jeans

Museum Late guest curated by Alice Theobald Good harmonies, misbegotten words and pre-ripped jeans brings together artists whose work explores the roles we inherit, construct and perform — on screen, on stage and in everyday life. Moving between the intimate and the collective, the serious and the absurd, this evening of film, music and performance considers themes of authenticity, self-help culture, digital and analogue life, misunderstanding and the insufficiency of language.   Artists Alice Theobald National Rails (Pil and Galia Kollectiv) Philip Ewe Tessa Norton     Artist biography Alice Thobold is an artist working across a range of media including video, film, live performance, installation, text, drawing and sculpture exploring the divisions between stage and life and the discrepancies between expression, appearance and feeling. Alice Theobald has exhibited in galleries, museums and festivals internationally, including significant solo presentations at Eastside Projects; South London Gallery; Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art; Chisenhale Gallery; Gaudel Del Stampa, Paris; Museum Leuven, Belgium and Art Night.     This event accompanies is part of the Sainsbury Centre’s What is the Meaning of Life? exhibition season.       Stay in the loop Click here to sign up to our Newsletter     Images: Film stills from Perfection is a Lie (An Ode to your Potential) by Alice Theobald.

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