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MOPE16, Moe Satt and Melanie Jame Wolf

Moe Satt

(b. 1983) lives and works as an artist and curator in Yangon, Myanmar. He started creating art after graduating in Zoology in 2005. Moe Satt is part of a new generation of Myanmar artists to emerge after the year 2000, with a different approach to making, from conception to embodiment. He was invited to be the resident artist from several locations including Rimbun Dahan (Malaysia, 2008), Hooyong Performing Art Center (S-Korea, 2008), 3331 Arts Chiyoda (Japan, 2011), De Deelstaat Nijmegen, (Netherlands, 2013). He has actively participated in live arts festivals in Asia, and occasionally in the West. He has participated in serval major exhibition including the Busan Biennale (2012), CAFA biennale (Beijing, 2013), Concept Context Contestation: Collective-Driven Art In Southeast Asia (Bangkok, 2013), and The Journal of the Plague Year (S Korea, 2014). Moe Satt also work regularly as a curator and he founded Beyond Pressure, an international festival of performance art in Myanmar.

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Melanie Jame Wolf

Savage Amusement is the name which expands across the work of interdisciplinary artist, Melanie Jame Wolf. ​Sometimes solo, sometimes with friends.This practice operates with greater and greater fluidity at points where the live performing body and the screen intersect and interplay; shaping through the ways in which these modes limit and extend one another in turn. Making work both solo and with friends, Melanie Jame focuses on the ways in which love, gender, and ghosts of many kinds – cultural, literal, and personal – come to be performed through various improvised and enculturated affective, aesthetic, and critical economies. The lineage of music video, and the play, fabulation and proliferation of queer personae are current strong formal influences on what she makes and does, and how she lives…​…all for your Savage Amusement.

She is also a member of ​Triage. ​

Since 2008 with Triage she has co-created and presented numerous works including: An Appointment with J Dark  (Arts House, Melbourne, 2012 – Nominated for a 2012 Green Room Award in the category of Outstanding Production: Creative Audience Agency), Strange Passions (Exchange Radical Moments! Festival of Live Art, Berlin, 2011), An Appointment with J Dark (Underbelly Arts Lab & Festival, Sydney, 2011) and It’s All About You (West Space @ West Wing, Melbourne, 2010).​  They are currently working on the 2014-16 European Cultural Commission project HOTEL OBSCURA.

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