Marina Abramović's Performance Practice (1973–2010)

1. Rhythm 10 introduces risk-and-repetition method

   Jan 1, 1973Labels: Rhythm 10, Marina Abramovi

   • Lisson

2. Rhythm 5 tests physical limits in fire

   Jan 1, 1974Labels: Rhythm 5, Marina Abramovi

   • WikiArt
   • Lisson

3. Rhythm 0 transfers control to the audience

   Dec 1, 1974Labels: Rhythm 0, Studio Morra

   • UOregon

4. Lips of Thomas premieres in Innsbruck

   Oct 24, 1975Labels: Lips of, Galerie Krinzinger

   • Wikipedia DE
   • Domus

5. Meeting Ulay begins a long collaboration

   Nov 30, 1975Labels: Ulay, Marina Abramovi

   • MoMA Audio

6. Relation in Time extends endurance into shared stillness

   Jan 1, 1977Labels: Relation in, Bologna

   • MoMA Audio

7. Breathing In/Breathing Out stages interdependence

   Apr 1, 1977Labels: Breathing In, Belgrade

   • ON AIR
   • Wikipedia

8. Imponderabilia confronts viewers with bodily choice

   Jun 6, 1977Labels: Imponderabilia, Bologna

   • MoMA Audio
   • GAM Roma

9. Rest Energy makes trust the core material

   Aug 1, 1980Labels: Rest Energy, Marina Abramovi

   • MoMA Audio
   • Wikipedia

10. The Lovers: Great Wall Walk ends the partnership

    Mar 30, 1988Labels: The Lovers, Great Wall

    • Spiegeloog
    • Wikipedia FR

11. Balkan Baroque links endurance to war’s aftermath

    Jan 1, 1997Labels: Balkan Baroque, Venice Biennale

    • Wikipedia

12. The House with the Ocean View becomes daily life on display

    Nov 15, 2002Labels: The House, Sean Kelly

    • Sean Kelly
    • Art Newspaper

13. Seven Easy Pieces formalizes re-performance as preservation

    Nov 9, 2005Labels: Seven Easy, Guggenheim

    • Domus
    • Wikipedia

14. The Artist Is Present concludes this phase at MoMA

    Mar 14, 2010Labels: The Artist, MoMA

    • MoMA Exhibit
    • MoMA InsideOut