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A feeling

Joseph Morgan Schofield
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A feeling

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14' 40''
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A collective performance initiated by Future Ritual, A feeling explores ideas of death, remembrance, transformation, rebirth and the transference of energy.

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Presented by Future Ritual. Co-commissioned by IKLECTIK and Chapter Arts Centre. Supported with public funds by Arts Council England. Photograph: Lorenza Cini.

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Joseph Morgan Schofield

Joseph Morgan Schofield makes queer ritual action. Ash McNaughton is an action-based artist currently situated in Folkestone, UK. Marcel Sparmann is an action-based artist, working in performance art, theatre, dance, public art and installation.

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Joseph Morgan Schofield

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