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Belgian curator (and former Walker Film/Video curator) Cis Bierinckx, Rabih Mroué discusses the relationship of Riding on a Cloud to previous works—including The Pixelated Revolution, a Walker commission—as well as to notions of fact, fiction, absence, biography, and language at the Walker website.

photo by Joe Namy

Profile on Rabih Mroué at The New Yorker:

Artist Rabih Mroué in conversation with Berlin-based writer Göksu Kunak at Ibraaz, the leading critical forum on visual culture in North Africa and the Middle East. 

How come this is not me, though I am playing myself? *
A talk around Rabih Mroué’s new work Riding on a cloud; 
Interviewed and edited by Hassan Maroon

Here are some of the emails I woke up to this morning about yesterday's performances of Looking for a missing employee. And remember - there's a new show by Rabih Mroue tonight. 

UPDATE: here are a couple more from the afternoon:

Looking for a missing employee, Rabih Mroué’s awarding winning performance/theater takes the audience into a different dimension. The experience alters the idea of traditional theater. The charisma of the detective pulls you into the maze of the world of the “missing”. Deconstructing and constructing truths/untruths tracked with the layers of articles collected about “the missing employee”.

A couple of months ago, my friend Randi- who is an avid attendee of On the Boards' performances, asked me if I would be interested in attending Rabih Mroué's performance in January. I think I was so beside myself, I jumped out of my seat and my voice got high and sharp- signs of positive excitement.

Scanning the morning news, after experiencing Rabih Mroue's Looking for a missing employee, takes guts and perserverance.  Any semblance of truth seems camouflaged and more compromised than usual.  Rabih Mroue' is a master story teller who uses printed matter to, in this case, trace the disappearance of a Lebanese government employee.