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You don’t have to be the best, but you have to dance first. Think later. Life is better when you dance- because life is too short to think so hard.

Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz, Salomania, 2009, video, exhibition view Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Annik Wetter. Courtesy the artists and Arta Sperto. Alexandra Pirici (RO, 1982, based in Bucharest) is an artist who uses choreography both for its economy of means and for its critical energy, as a means of questioning history, monuments and public memory. Re-collection is an ongoing, performative action, built around the notion of collecting, while subverting traditional understandings of the term. Real and fictional objects – works of art and forms of life – are transformed into embodied memories. Objects become movements, unlabelled, with no need for classification. The boundaries between these new objects – actions / gestures / moving sculptural forms – are porous and less defined such that we never quite know where each “object” begins and ends.

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Created by Kathryn and Ross Petras, connoisseurs of quotes, whose books and calendars have over 56 million copies in print, "Dance First. Think Later." is a collection of the greatest life wisdom from an unexpected group of speakers, doers, and thinkers. There are 618 rules to live by—funny, sly, declarative, thoughtful, offhanded, clever, and always When the music stops, so do you. Dance first, think later. You’ll have plenty of time to think after you’ve moved your body. The first step is to dance. The second is to smile. Dance, do what you love. Think before you jump into something. Think about the future. Dance first, think later. You’ll never regret this moment in time; right now, that is all that matters. Dance your way to the best life ever.Dance first; think later because it’s too late to change what you did. Dance to the beat of your heart, not the rhythm of the crowd. Dance first, think later. Dance is to move and express ourselves freely, with abandon & joy. Dance as if no one is watching you—dance for yourself. Dance first, think later. But never forget that dance is a language of movement, expression, and emotion. You never know your strength until being strong is your only option. The installation will be produced materially in dimensions adapted to the space at Le Commun (280 x 1500cm) and will modify how the space is perceived from the first floor.

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We’re all thinking of dancing. We’re all feeling the music in our heads. We’re preparing our bodies to move, but we don’t take the time to think about what we want or why we want it. Julien Prévieux, What Shall We Do Next, Séquence #2, 2014, video, in Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Emmanuelle Bayart. Courtesy the artist and Arta Sperto.Dance first, think later. You might not have time to think about what you are doing when you are dancing, but during a concert or party, it is important to smile and dance and laugh and enjoy so your face is ready for a photograph at the end. Salomania restages the “dance of the seven veils” from Alla Nazimova’s 1923 silent film, Salomé, itself centred on the figure of Salomé – an icon of independence and sexual freedom. Salomania also features performances and rehearsals of extracts from Valda’s Solo, created by choreographer and director Yvonne Rainer after watching Nazimova’s film. Here, Rainer is seen imparting her choreographic expertise to the performer Wu Tsang. Sitting explores the act of sitting on the ground, of cataloguing it through performance. The base, the weight, the position, the anchoring, and even the concentric circles that radiate from a sitting body. I reflect on the relationship with the earth and its resources. Raw choreography, the architecture of seating and its play of possibilities. How does our weight move, become dynamic, grow or shrink? What relation to the world, what myths and figures, are invoked and brought to us? Who is sitting on the ground?” Dance first. Think later. Stay focused on the process, and take it one step at a time. Be healthy, happy, and beautiful, but don’t be afraid to think about what you are dancing to.

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A movement is not only a physical endeavour; it endeavours a creative one. Nothing can happen unless someone dances first and then think about it later.Alex Cecchetti, Dervish Skirts “Please wear them and dance”, exhibition view Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Annik Wetter. Courtesy the artist and Arta Sperto. Julien Prévieux was awarded the Prix Duchamp in 2014, followed by an exhibition at Centre Pompidou, Paris in 2015. In 2019, his exhibition Mordre la machine, was presented at MAC, Marseille. His project Lettres de non motiviation, published by Zone éditions, was adapted for theatre by the director Vincent Tomasser. Julien Prévieux has produced one further piece for theatre, On Balls, books and hats, presented at the Festival Actoral, Marseille (2018), at Etrange Cargo Ménagerie de verre, Paris, and at T2G, Gennevilliers (2019).