The Wasrhoom Projects at Whitechapel Gallery (The Wormhole Saloon II) (17 March 2006)
The
Washroom Projects
in the basement of The Foundry, London (13 - 18 September 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at Angel Station, 11 June 2005
The
Washroom Collective at
291 Gallery, Being-In-Motion-Event (23 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at
Paddington Station, London (10 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at the Foundry, London (29 March 2005)
The
Washroom Wall
at
the Foundry,
London (29 March - 10 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at
Somasoma Magazine Party, London (21 March 05)
The
Washroom Collective at
Paddington Station, London (12 March 2005)
The
Washroom Collective
at
Kings Cross Station, London (26 Feb 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at Liverpool Street
Station, London (13 Feb 2005)
The
Washroom Projects at
Filthy MacNasty's, London (29 Jan 2005)
The
Washroom Collective
Performance in Angel, 11th of June 2005
Eirini Kartsaki
Daron Mead
Jacqueline Mathys
Owen Glyndwr Parry
Michael Harland
Rob Williams
Jay Rechsteiner
Kate Hargreaves
Irma Pellegrini
The performance started at 12:35 just next to Angel Tube Station. We decided to stand in a line facing the main road. It was a very tense atmosphere because we did not interact with each other's performance. The whole thing ended at 13:24.
I was measuring
the performance space and placing stategically various dates underneath little
ziplock bags which I filled with water and taking notes. Next to me there
was Irma knitting whatever it was and sitting looking into a whole of the
virtual reality. Paron was sucked into his pile of newspapers not paying attention
what was going on around him. Mike was wearing a Donald Duck mask and straight
jacket and ... well, whatever he was doing. Owen was lying on a blank sheet
facing the sky, a rest, a break among all those people dressed up for the
weekend. Madame Eirini as usual dressed in a rather excentric outfit was sitting,
standing and doing other things talking to the audience... What a wonderful
question: "Do you like my eyebrows? Which one? The left eyebrow or the
right eyebrow?" Rob from Notthingham (he came down to London for the
project meeting which took place after the performance!) was selling his polaroid
pictures of his scars ans tatoos on his body. He made enough money to buy
a beer. Well done!
