Embodied Landscape

Maryam Muliaee and Naila Ansari

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In this collaborative project, Maryam Muliaee (PhD candidate, UB Department of Media Study) and Naila Ansari (MFA candidate, UB Department of Theatre and Dance) use film, dance, and transmedia storytelling to reflect on the history of a lost architecture: The Marble Temple.

Built in 1913 for M&T headquarters, The Marble Temple was demolished in 1959 and its marble columns were partly preserved. Embodied Landscape depicts a tactile relationship between the female body and the bodies of marble stones, suggesting a meditation on the idea of architecture as event.

Embodied Landscape is organized by UB Arts Collaboratory in partnership with UB Art Galleries, UB Production Group and Eleven Twenty Projects.

Opening

Eleven Twenty Projects
Friday, May 1, 2020
6:00-9:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m. performance by Naila Ansari
Presented with UB Departments of Media Study and Theatre and Dance

On View

Eleven Twenty Projects
May 1-May 15, 2020

Major support provided by M&T Bank
Additional support provided by Savarino Companies

aerial view of grass, water, white square shapes on land.
Embodied Landscape Trailer: Watch on Vimeo
Back to Female / Spring 2020
person sitting in a large empty room being interviewed.

Alan Zweibel

Work in real time text in shape of clock hands.

Work in Real Time

colorful art of five people in formal clothing with colorful trees.

Sally Cook, 1960-Present

red and black abstract art.

Strutting, Fretting

person lying on their back with hands and one leg raised.

I Have a Baby Whose Name Is No One

aerial view of grass, water, white square shapes on land.

Embodied Landscape