Organizing and bringing people together, grow excitement, share with the public: it takes that special person driven to do it.
That’s Uta Brauser, creative immersive event producer.
This footage is Marcus Glitteris’ experience at the art crawl.
NeXus performance at Art Basel Miami
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ARTerial Performance Lab (APLAB) in collaboration with PerForMIA, hosted by Edge Zones Project presents the Transcontinental Performance Art Platform, NeXus during MIAMI ART WEEK 2017. Saturday, Dec. 9th, 8:00-11:00 pm, EDGE ZONES ART GALLERY, Miami performance piece with Uta Brauser and Florence Benichou                         Sunday, Dec, 10th, 3:00-6:00 pm, LUMMUS PARK, South Beach |
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December 2, 2017 (Miami, USA) — NeXus, a new Transcontinental Performance Art Platform, an initiative curated by interdisciplinary artist, and cultural entrepreneur, Hector Canonge, will premiere in the United States during Miami Art Week. Hosted by Edge Zones Art Gallery, Miami’s leading performance art venue, and PerForMIA, created and directed by Charo Oquet, NeXus will present new performances by local, national, and international artists selected from a world-wide open call. For its first edition, NeXus curatorial theme explores and treat notions of human (dis)connections, personal binds, social (re)attachments, misplaced identities, and focal (dis)placements. As a new initiative, NeXus will bring diverse manifestations of performance art where the body is at the center of artistic expression, corporeal examination, and challenging execution. Participating Artists: Rachelle Beaudoin (United States), Uta Brauser (Germany) with Florence Benichou (France), Thomas Bell (United States), Soojin Chang (South Korea), Alexandra Holownia (Poland), Riccardo Matlakas (Italy), Elisa Osborne (Venezuela) with Yidan Zeng (China), Veronica Peña (Spain), and Cynthia Post Hunt (United States). Performances: Saturday, December 9th, 8:00-11:00 pm (Doors open at 7:00 pm) EDGE ZONES ART GALLERY 3317 NW 7th Ave. Circle, Miami, FL 33127 Public Interventions: Sunday, December 10th, 3:00-6:00 pm LUMMUS PARK Entrance of 14th Street, South Beach, Miami |
Uta Bauhaus Uta
The Uta Bauhaus Uta piece is being performed and reinterpreted again at 
Brunnenstr. 187 10119 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0) 30 47 59 54 50
Mobil: +49 (0) 1 51 56 00 03 44
Mobil: +49 (0) 1 51 56 00 03 44
Email: eva.moll@artvonfrei.gallery
in Berlin on March 2nd 2017, 7 pm. Costumes by Uta Bekaia and Uta Brauser, music by Heidi Lorenz Wettach-Hussa, performers Andrew Clarke (New Zealand) and Bianca Lozano Sanders (Spain).
the energies encounter of male and female
The first piece was created in coordination with the Bauhaus Babies exhibit at Odetta gallery, Bushwick NY, December 17 2016
229 Cook St, Brooklyn NY 11206
www.odettagallery.com
Celebrating this beautiful exhibition with Richard Bottwin, Ryan Sarah Murphy, Sylvia Schwartz
closing reception 6 – 8pm
Dec 17, 2016
Special performance:
a collaborative movement piece at 7 pm
Uta Bauhaus Uta
Frida Kahlo spreading her flowers into the universe
performance piece by Uta Brauser,
with Jetaime Pizarro and Amber Lee
Frida expressed herself very strongly in her paintings, although considered surrealist,she painted her own realities.
The flowers to remain in the universe symbolize the female, a delicate soul, hoping for permanence and unperishable presence.
Uta’s live action painting creates a Frida portrait, then a wheelchair Frida adds the flowers to the painting, the “super flower Frida” will spread more petals into the area, room and audience.
performed at the UP NYC performance art festival April 21 at Paper Box, Brooklyn.
Evolve Wear at Monroe Center for the Arts
For the evolved Urbanite presenting Evolve Wear and Digi Skins, a poetic take on wearables for 2020, environmentally sensitive, iconic, with creative humor.
March 20 2012 Monroe Center for the Arts
720 Monroe street, Hoboken NJ 07030.
The continued dialog about fashion and our expressions in the context of environment and philosophy will keep pushing for new ideas, developments and nurture new attitudes and consciousness about self.
hoboken film factory: evolve wear – digi skins
Photography by: David Zee Hoboken Film Factory http://www.hobokenfilmfactory.com
Performers, models: Janice Ducate, Lisa Greco, Lauren Malinovski, Caridad Rivera, Shamecca (sunshine), Wickett Ophelia, Lauren Marie
With video projections the threedimensional costumes gain a 4th dimension
through moving images, a costume-performance series DIGI SKINS.
Animation graphics by Kaliptus.
Concept and design: a collaboration between Uta Brauser and Kaliptus
photo Cathleen McDonald
Uta Brauser 
