Anna Ialeggio - 2 DIFFRN'T HAYSTACKS
This performance has passed, but stayed tuned for more happenings at 2 DIFFRN'T HAYSTACKS in September 2022!
A sculpture & participatory performance by visiting artist Anna Ialeggio
Saturday, August 13, 6:30-7:30pm (Rain date: Sunday, August 14, 6:30-7:30pm)
Meet "Garge," your friendly nature guide, livestock auctioneer, and yoga teacher!
2 DIFFRN'T HAYSTACKS is a large sculpture made of locally-grown hay with an accompanying performance by "Garge" that explores the spectrum of identities and agencies that constitute “land use”– the shifting terms on which humans individually and collectively expect to encounter our natural environments.
This happening is free; donations are deeply felt and support future art projects.
What to expect:
Wear attire suitable for the outdoors. This happening involves standing, walking, and for the adventurous, some light stretching - so please feel free to bring a yoga mat or blanket to stretch on! For accommodations, please contact executive director Emily Zaengle: emily@sqhap.org
In the event of inclement weather, ticket holders will be notified of any cancellations one day prior to the event. Rain date: Sunday, August 14, 6:30pm.
Please call (315) 655-3196 for additional information.
About the artist:
Anna Ialeggio is a queer white nonbinary artist, performer, and educator, currently living and working on Cayuga homelands (Ithaca, NY). They work in sculpture, performance, drawing, text, and participatory pedagogy, pairing a socially-oriented studio practice with ecological field work and embodied interdisciplinary research. Weaving through mediated, simulated, and fantastical infrastructure in order to articulate and celebrate biodiversity in ecosystems and ideas, Ialeggio has staged exhibitions and performances at local, national, and international levels. Their creative ethos is shaped by fortunate contact with localized collectivism: Bread & Puppet Theater, Signal Fire, Miss Rockaway Armada, KCHUNG Radio, rural mutual aid and environmental activist networks, Theater of the Oppressed, queer DIY spaces, and craft apprenticeships. Ialeggio received an MFA from the University of CA, Irvine in 2019 with a graduate emphasis in Visual Arts. They are Assistant Professor of Studio Arts at Wells College.
