To celebrate the final day of Studies for a Keepsake, performer Rosamund Philpott presents an activation in response to the exhibition with live sound by Hun Lynch.
Enacting the exhibition through movement and music, this activation will attempt to bodyhack the performative histories of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore by responding to their covert and defiant acts of queerness and political action. Exploring notions of creative companionship, intimacy, gender, mischief and resistance, Philpott and Lynch will re-inhabit a private partnership through this public display.
The Studies for a Keepsake public programme is brought to you by The Gerrard and Marti Friedlander Charitable Trust.
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