International production, ONE DAY, MAYBE will be performed in Gwangju in September 

Richly visual, site-responsive promenade production,  

ONE DAY, MAYBE 

ONE DAY, MAYBE conceived and directed by Tristan Sharps, dreamthinkspeak from UK, is a site-responsive performance jointly produced by international collaboration of artists from Korea, Japan and the Britain. 

The first performance will take place in Gwangju Girl’s High School, followed by the performances in The Museum of Arts, Kochi, 21^st Century Art Museum, Kanazawa and a shopping mall at Tatemachi Street. 

ONE DAY, MAYBE was initially inspired by May 18 Gwangju Democratic Movement, but rather than telling the story about the fateful event that took place in Gwangju, the production attempts to illuminate the event from more universal and contemporaneous point of view, making the event more relevant to our life today

The journey of the audience will parallel that of the performers, which will be multi-layered, slipping seamlessly between timeframes, and media through film, modeled installations, product design, architectural landscapes, and live performance.

Created by dreamthinkspeak

Produced by Institute of Asian Cultural Development, The Museum of Art, Kochi, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art,Kanazawa, AsiaNow, dreamthinkspeak 

Commissioned by Asian Culture Complex, The Museum of Art, Kochi, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa 

Sponsored by Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Republic of Korea, Agency for Cultural Affairs Government of Japan in the fiscal2013, The lottery grant by Jichi-sogo center, Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities, The Japan-Korea Cultural Foundation, British Council, The Japan Foundation, Seoul 

Performance date and venue 

Korea 3 -15 September / The former Gwangju Girls High School 

Japan 2 - 9 November / The Museum of Art, Kochi 

Japan 28 November - 8 December / 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa and Tatemachi Street