Deltaworkers

An exhibition by Bianca Lucas at UNO Gallery

Saturday August 14 – Sunday September 5th
Opening: 6pm – 9pm
UNO Gallery, 2429 St Claude Ave, New Orleans

From Grief to Forgiveness, an Alchemical Process explores the processes surrounding Bianca Lucas’ making of her first feature, Love Dog. Utilizing the Jungian principles of Alchemical Transmutation, it traces the artistic evolution of the Opus at the core of the exhibition as simultaneous to an archetypal psychic transformation. From Nigredo – the dark matter, the shadow, the grief – through to Rubedo: the Philosopher’s Stone, the Gold, or forgiveness and the individuated Self.

Bianca Lucas has been working with Deltaworkers since 2019, when she took part in the residency program. She is a Polish/Australian filmmaker whose work explores the intersection of fiction and documentary. She is a graduate of the Film.Factory- a three year programme helmed by legendary director Bela Tarr. We’re proud to present the first constellation of film scenes at UNO Gallery. The work features performances by John Dicks and contain photography by Jozefina Gocman-Dicks.

UNO Gallery has invited Deltaworkers to curate an exhibition to continue the contact that has been built up over the last seven years. This iteration at the gallery will be followed by a larger project in 2022.

Sunday June 13th
11am NOLA (CDT) / 6pm A’dam (CEST)
ONLINE: shorturl.at/gqHX5
Zoom MeetingID: 858 4966 1843

How can we be together otherwise? Let us listen with our bodies

With ANIMAterialities Siegmar offers a sound meditation for wandering together into a space where we don’t need to be alone. Let’s acknowledge the complicated grief, which is present in this time. Grief for the dead, grief for the climate, grief for social injustice, grief for anti blackness, grief for a certain idea of future; individual, collective, worldly and planetary grief.

ANIMAterialities invites us to practice giving our bodies as resonant space for each other’s nourishment and regeneration. How to sustain transformative quaking while asking: How can we be together otherwise?

Bring your headphones, a heavy object, a hot water bottle or a blanket

Siegmar Zacharias is a performance artist, researcher and death doula invested in immersive visceral art practices that accompany processes of transformation.

Red Vaughan Tremmel’s work explores spaces of play and pleasure, as historically significant sites of social struggle. He is a multidisciplinary artist and professor of history & gender and sexuaity studies at Tulane University.