Jesse Jones | Tremble Tremble (Sold out)

Catalogue

Front cover of Jesse Jones, gold background with black outline drawing and title

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Tremble Tremble 

Bewitching audiences from Venice, to Singapore, to Dublin, Tremble Tremble now arrives in Edinburgh, performed daily in Talbot Rice Gallery’s magnificent Georgian Gallery.

Sitting somewhere between sculpture, film and theatre, the artwork evolves each time it is shown, becoming part of its context. The artwork’s new world order is feminist, uncompromising, magical and mythical. Tremble Tremble churns testimony, court statements, song and artefacts into a towering bodily incantation.

Edited by Tessa Giblin
Texts by Silvia Federici, Tessa Giblin, Lisa Godson, and Tina Kinsella

Printed as part of Ireland at Venice: 57th Venice Biennale by Project PressPaperback edition, reverse

 

Published by Mousse Publishing

2017, English and Italian

12.5 cm x 18.6 cm x 2.5 cm, 256 pages, soft cover

ISBN 9788867492688

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