Rebel Live Action cordially invite you to the International Performance Festival 2019 “Eco Art” Bangkok Thailand.
Festival Program:
16th October: Artist Talk at Rebel Art Space Residency
17th October: Opening reception + Live Performance at Rebel Art Space Residency
18th October: Live Performance at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
19th October: Live Performance at CHANG CHUI
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Eco art
The globe is warming. Polar ice is melting drastically. China, Laos and Thailand menacingly race for Mekong river blockage with their huge dam projects. America hurriedly joins hands with Israel to get rid Assad, and ransack Syria and Iran too. The waste-bergs of plastic float far and wide in all the five oceans. The Hong Kong’s uprising, calling for independence from China, is masterminded by CIA and right-wing capitalists. The indigenous people of Amazon stand up for mother earth protection. India and China are taking a giant leap of no return. Flux of capital floods the globe. It’s an invasion with money in hand. They loot and rape viciously. The evil capitalism is devouring world resources so rapid that Latin America and Africa are merely the objects of plunder. Every government is only the puppet of far too few families of billionaires. Every soul deems to be governed by the unjust capitalist state!!! Born only to be slave and market, to harvest profit and plunder, is the destiny of us all!!! What can Art do! The artists shout, stop!!! Wait!!! Enough!!! All things are subjected to change. Why not slow down??? Tame your greed. Stop taking, exploiting and collecting. The world is losing its balance. Join hands and do something while we are not too weary. Thus human, trees and animals can cherish their lives, share their love and help each other.
Rebel Art cordially invites all the artists to set free their energy here!
Duration: 25 minutes
Place: Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
About: Performance Action on chemical use at rice fields in Thailand. All the natural animals like worms and little shrimp don’t live there any more for a natural eco system.
pictures by: Pamela Navarro Ortiz