#MuseumFromHome

Throughout September, tune in below to watch a rotating selection of video and performance commissions from the past decade as part of our #MuseumFromHome Online Screenings. Featured artwork changes every Wednesday at noon.

Now Screening

Mika Tajima

Today Is Not a Dress Rehearsal (Judith Butler)

September 23–30, 2020

Mika Tajima, Today Is Not a Dress Rehearsal (Judith Butler), 2010; single-channel HD video, with sound, 22:31 min.; collection SFMOMA, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Mika Tajima

 

In 2009, Mika Tajima and New Humans transformed SFMOMA’s atrium space into a multimedia installation and open set incorporating live performance elements. This production-as-performance stage and film studio featured a collaboration with filmmaker Charles Atlas and various performers. Tajima’s edit, here, focuses on various configurations of rehearsal and performance, including an experimental lecture by philosopher Judith Butler.

Learn more about the artworks presented and see the full schedule for the #MuseumFromHome Online Screening series here.

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