Niall Jones: JohnsonJaxxxonJefferson
Thursday, October 10 | 7:30PM Friday, October 11 | 7:30PM Saturday, October 12 | 7:30PM
![A new work by artist Niall Jones ! JohnsonJaxxxonJefferson, a new performance work by Niall Jones, is a site breach, a collapsing of memories, sensations, and bodily coordinates — a dance and its noises, moving from one place to another operating, in parts, as a system of continuous retrieval. LET ME HELP YOU SHOW ME ANOTHER WAY TO BE A disarrangement of hallucinatory maternal presences indeterminacy &dissonant structures crashed.symbols (failed)(flailed) images chatter repetition but what about the choir sound [ing] was mainly our dreaming knowingly and unknowingly caressing loss as a conceit while specters haunt the church’s architecture. The Church Sexton: • Sits, stands, bends, reaches and moves intermittently during work. • Is subject to frequent interruptions. • Works beyond normal hours for planned functions of the church and emergencies. • Communicates with supervisor and other church staff, volunteers, members and guests. • Is exposed to slippery conditions, odors, outside weather conditions, etc. • Keeps whistling. Improvisation is key****](http://danspaceproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Screen-Shot-2024-09-09-at-2.41.26-PM.jpg)
Jones engaged in research for this new work as a 2023-24 Danspace Project Research Artist-in-Residence. Renewal Residencies emphasize recuperative time to renew connections to creative process, collaboration, and community.
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Niall Jones is an artist, performer and teacher based in New York City. Niall works within a constellation of curiosities, obsessions and practices that move across dance, performance, sound, text, photography and video. Niall constructs immersive, liminal sites that attend to the sensual, collective registers of fiction, dis/order, dis/placement, and in/completeness. Recent performance works by Niall include: Sis Minor, in Fall (2018) at Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY; Fantasies in Low Fade (2019) at the Chocolate Factory, New York, NY; A Work for Others (2021) at The Kitchen @ Queenslab, New York, NY; Open Studio (2021) at MoMA PS1, Queens, NY; In the Efforts of Time (2022) at Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart, DE; dark de luxe: a mess for body, shadow, and other rogue im/materials (2022) at Jack Art Center, Brooklyn, NY; a n u n r e a l (2022) at The Shed, New York, NY; C O M P R E S S I O N (2022) at Performance Space New York, NY; and Hahaha (2023) as part of the School for Temporary Liveness, Vol. 3, in Philadelphia.