Hourglass
Exhibition
March 3-May 21, 2017

High Museum of Art
Atlanta

Lauri Stallings constructs choreographic mappings for two site-specific installation environments by artist Daniel Arsham, as part of Arsham's Hourglass exhibition at the High.  Stallings choreography is performed by glo people movers. In one area, a young girl will move through Arsham's installation consisting of four large hourglasses, and in another, a mature man will move through a Japanese Zen garden installation. Activations occur continuously every Sunday afternoon during regular museum hours for the entire duration of the Hourglass exhibition.

This project highlights the synchronicity and nomadic traces of Lauri's work. The Hourglass collaboration at The High is in tandem with  Lauri's tableaux vivants for the Atlanta Symphony Ochestra's debut of Christoph Willibald Gluck's Orpheo.  

a commission of the High Museum of Art.

John Ciliberto sketches, Thom Baker photography.

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