Featuring: Aleksandra Walaszek Camille Casemier Jesse Malmed and the JM Ensemble Madison Mae Parker Maggie Wong Mao Chenhui Max Guy olivier Sarah Lutkenhaus Shir Ende Org’d by Chris Reeves

Recognize That Your Name is Already on Every Place You Place Your Feet is an exhibition about the queer dancer, poet, artist, children’s book author, champion of ASL, Remy Charlip (1929-2012). Although Charlip juggled many different networks of activity at all times, a commonality in all of them was his desire to make felt the possibilities of the social otherwise. What if you were held by eight arms rather than two? What if a dance could arrive to you by mail, or occur while alone in bed? How might movement be felt when all bodies are considered? These are questions and concerns of Charlip’s that occurred in spaces as varied as a children’s book to vanguard theatre and dance. In the spirit of Charlip’s boundless work this exhibition puts ten artists in response with a historical work, text, idea, illustration, book, dance, or other material of Charlip’s, and furthermore, in conversation with each other’s responses. Alongside the works will be their original incarnations which often took the form of sketches, scores, or proposals. Other Charlip ephemera, including books, posters, and archival performances, will be on view throughout the exhibition space.