COCHRANE, Shannon (see also me & me)
Canada
Shannon Cochrane, Serenade in 62 ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto 2001 PHOTO Andrew Pommier
Dime Museum
Wednesday October 31 6:33 am (sunrise) – 10:30 pm
Elle Corazon | 176, rue Bernard Ouest, Montréal
ReciproCity/ RéciproCité Montréal round table discussion
Thursday November 1 12 pm – 5 pm
L’ancien Copie-Art | 813, rue Ontario
Organized by Josée Tremblay as part of ReciproCity/RéciproCité Montréal
Sponsored by Studio 303
Serenade in 62
(with Jacob Wren)
Saturday November 3 12 pm – 12 am
Gladstone Hotel | 1214 Queen Street West
ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto round table discussion
Sunday November 4 1 pm
Organized by Paul Couillard as part of ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto
Shannon Cochrane is a Toronto based performance artist. Her work has been presented by A Space, Mercer Union, YYZ, The Power Plant, Money House, Archive, The Cleveland International Performance Art Festival and Artemisia Gallery in Chicago. In 1998, known as one half of me and me, she co-created a year-long performance project with Keith Manship. Shannon is a founding member and curator of the 7a*11d International Performance Festival. In November, she will present the world’s biggest game of badminton at The Art Gallery of Ontario in a performance entitled 100 Love as part of the gallery’s Centennial Anniversary. Shannon’s work frequently incorporates the participation of non-performers and seeks to alter the role-play/role played by the audience. Shannon often employs sports imagery, contest etiquette and game rituals.
Shannon Cochrane, Dime Museum ReciproCity/RéciproCité Montréal 2001 VIDEO Paul Couillard ©Shannon Cochrane
Shannon Cochrane, Serenade in 62 ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto © Shannon Cochrane 2001
Shannon Cochrane, Serenade in 62 ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto VIDEO Clive Robertson © Shannon Cochrane 2001
ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto round table discussion (part 1), Gladstone Hotel 2001
ReciproCity/RéciproCité Toronto round table discussion (part 2), Gladstone Hotel 2001
Canada
Shannon Cochrane, If Wishes Were Horses, Beggars Would Ride 7a*11d 1998 PHOTO Cheryl Rondeau
If Wishes Were Horses, Beggars Would Ride
Saturday, November 7 8 pm
DeLeon White Gallery, 455 King St W
Curated by Paul Couillard and Louise Liliefeldt as part of Pousse-Café
Presented by Mercer Union
If wishes were horses, beggars would ride — and so would Azed, Omar and me.
Shannon Cochrane is a Toronto based performance artist. Some of her work has been presented by A Space, Mercer Union, YYZ, The Power Plant, Money House, Archive, The Cleveland International Performance Art Festival and Artemisia Gallery in Chicago. In 1998, known as one half of “me and me”, she co-created a year-long performance project with Keith Manship. Shannon is a founding member and curator of the 7a*11d International Performance Festival.
